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Europe will invest another $8.7 billion in innovative technology projects - Vimarsana News

Europe will invest another $8.7 billion in innovative technology projects

The European Commission has approved a new round of technology-related public funding, providing €8.1 billion (roughly $8.7 billion) for microelectronics and communication projects conceived to bring innovation...

United States government's anti-China semiconductor strategy thrown into disarray by congressional budget cutting - Vimarsana News

United States government's anti-China semiconductor strategy thrown into disarray by congressional budget cutting

Education and research funding authorized by the CHIPS Act in question as US Congress enacts sweeping cuts to domestic spending.

Source: wsws.org
Childcare Has No Place in the CHIPS Act - Vimarsana News

Childcare Has No Place in the CHIPS Act

Using the CHIPS Act as a means to remedy the childcare crisis sidelines the main agenda of legislation, diverges from the root cause of the childcare crisis, and breeds a conflict of interests between the government and private actors.

Julie Chen honored by Lowell City Council - Vimarsana News

Julie Chen honored by Lowell City Council

LOWELL — It was another celebration of firsts for the city of Lowell, as the Mayor Sokhary Chau, the first mayor of color and the first Cambodian-American mayor in the country, presented a citation to Julie Chen, UMass Lowell’s first Asian American and first LGBTQ+ chancellor.

TSMC in talks for German subsidies that could cover half of a US$10.7 billion fab in the country - Vimarsana News

TSMC in talks for German subsidies that could cover half of a US$10.7 billion fab in the country

The German government is in ongoing negotiations with the world’s largest contract chip maker, along with Bosch, NXP and Infineon, with support close to what Japan offered the firm.

Source: scmp.com