By 2030 the US will set up ‘at least’ two semiconductor clusters to produce advanced ICs, said US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo (pictured) last week, when outlining plans for spending the $250 billion of Chips and Science Act money. “Each cluster will include a robust supplier ecosystem, R&D facilities to continuously innovate new process technologies, and …
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