By Al Thompson, VP of U.S. Government Relations, Intel
The introduction of the America COMPETES Act by the House of Representatives represents a significant step to get CHIPS Act funding signed into law. Since the onset of the global chip shortage, other countries are moving forward with policies to incentivize semiconductor manufacturing. It’s more important than ever that America levels the playing field for domestic chipmakers and regains technology leadership.
We thank members of Congress from both parties for their continued attention and action on this issue, and urge Congress to act quickly to strengthen the semiconductor supply chain, make critical investments in R&D and increase manufacturing in the United States.
