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The Department of Commerce said it is still in complex negotiations with chip manufacturers to ensure the federal funding is wisely spent on providing a base for new fabs and research facilities.

New York makes key investment in attempt to achieve anchor hub status by the federal National Semiconductor Technology Center.

In August, researchers detected a new SARS-CoV-2 "variant of concern" in patients in Israel and Denmark.

The announcement is the first from the $52.7-billion ‘Chips for America’ semiconductor manufacturing and research subsidy program

On Monday, agreements for ensuring project milestones are met on time, and for disbursement of incentives, were signed among Micron, India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) and Government of Gujarat.

The way Micron looks at manufacturing is to service the end-customers needs, and the reason it is diversified across the world, Ramamoorthy said. “Obviously, we will service local demand, but the output is going to be so massive, it will service our export-led business a lot more,” he said, referring to the Sanand ATMP’s output.

Although SARS-CoV-2 is no longer a stranger to the immune system, new virus variants still pose a challenge.

A bomb attack at a Sunday Mass left four university students dead and several injured in the insurgency-plagued Mindanao Island in the Philippines

Rural Oregonians and Republican politicians got a big win this week. ODOT essentially rescinded its planned cutbacks on winter highway maintenance after Democratic legislative leaders and Gov. Tina Kotek came

One of the first stories I wrote for the Jason Lee Junior High newspaper focused on the potential loss of teen programs if voters defeated Tacoma’s upcoming school levy.