How real is America’s chipmaking renaissance?
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How real is America’s chipmaking renaissance?
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#2Won’t we have to wait to find out?
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#4At the very least it’s several hundred billion dollars worth of real. We’ll have to see if the policy sustains itself or not.
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#5https://archive.is/jmpBa
Thanks, but can't get past captcha. 12ft.io blocked it and archive.ph doesn't work on my browser due ri ssl error. Anyone know other sites?
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#6When these types of things are funded one always gets the sinking feeling that the money is just getting stolen and/or wasted by savvy insiders who know how to write grants or who know the right people. In fact, I think that's a reasonable assumption and some proof is required to show that it is not the case.
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#9I live in a relatively small city that has a 30B phased wafer fab project under way, and an another separate 5B wafer fab project underway, and plans for at least one more in the next couple years.
Anecdotal, of course, but there's some real things being built for sure.
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I think you're looking for ":q!"