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The Doers and Makers Securing America’s Chip Ecosystem

The U.S. is on the precipice of a once-in-a-lifetime manufacturing boom for the world’s most importa...
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Skills for Silicon Success: Uniting Government, Industry, & Academia in Securing the Semi Workforce

If we don’t invest in skills, our EU Chips Act will build nothing but “cathedrals in the desert”. Lu...
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Setting the Collaborative Table to Ensure America’s Competitiveness

By: Christy Pambianchi, Chief People Officer. The CHIPS and Science Act is poised to attract more s...
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Pathways for Building a Robust Semiconductor Talent Ecosystem

The CHIPS and Science Act sparked major progress toward advancing the U.S.’s role in the future of g...
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Implementing a Great Step Forward in Competition Policy

By Al Thompson, VP, U.S. Government Relations, Intel. Today, when the President signed into law the ...
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The EU Chips Act: How Intel Can Put Europe Back on Track in the Tech Race

By Hendrik Bourgeois, Vice President of European Government Affairs
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Intel Arizona: Our United States Manufacturing Powerhouse

Al Thompson, VP of U.S. Government Relations, Intel Arizona is home to Intel’s U.S. manufacturing p...
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Europe takes a step ahead of the US in chip policy

By Hendrik Bourgeois, Vice President of European Government Affairs at Intel
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Al Thompson on Competitiveness Conference

By Al Thompson, VP of U.S. Government Relations, Intel
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Intel Oregon: The Heart of Our R&D

Intel broke ground in Oregon in 1974, and we have been innovating and investing in the state ever si...
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The CHIPS for America Act is a Blueprint for Semiconductor Leadership, but for whom?

When the pandemic hit and demand for computing devices spiked far beyond supply, the solution was cl...
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Intel welcomes the EU proposal for a Chips Act

Intel welcomes the EU proposal for a Chips Act and the ambition to develop a more geographically div...
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America COMPETES Act: An Important Step Toward the CHIPS Act

By Al Thompson, VP of U.S. Government Relations, Intel “By passing the America COMPETES Act today, t...
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Intel's Statement on the America COMPETES Act

By Al Thompson, VP of U.S. Government Relations, Intel The introduction of the America COMPETES Act...
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Intel acknowledges critical Department of Commerce efforts to address chip shortages

By Bruce H. Andrews, Chief Government Affairs Officer, Intel “Alarming” is right. Today, Secretary ...
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It’s Time to Invest in American Tech Leadership

By Al Thompson, Vice President of U.S. Government Relations, Intel “Microelectronics are critical to...
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The Critical Need to Strengthen U.S. Semiconductor Manufacturing Capacity

By Greg Slater, Vice President, Manager, Policy and Technical AffairsThere is a critical need for th...
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