Microchips for the troops: ASU-led hub gets $40M in CHIPs funds to speed defense projects
A Southwest microelectronics research network, or hub, spearheaded by ASU has received $40 million to speed innovations helping the U.S. military.
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A Southwest microelectronics research network, or hub, spearheaded by ASU has received $40 million to speed innovations helping the U.S. military.
The Arizona State University-led Southwest Microchip Research and Development Program has earned a $238 million grant.
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