Pentagon to Manage Intel's Latest $3 Billion Grant Under CHIPS Act
As foreign rivals leave the marquee chip maker behind, Intel gets a boost from the government, which wants to keep some semiconductor manufacturing securely and reliably based in the U.S., with generous cash incentives.
Intel confirms $3 billion more in federal aid to produce chips for the military
Intel has collected another federal grant, this one that's worth up to $3 billion to produce semiconductors for the military.
Intel awarded up to $3 billion under CHIPS Act
CNBC's Jon Fortt joins 'Power Lunch' to report on Intel being awarded up to $3 billion by the Biden Administration under the Chips Act or Secure Enclave Program.
Intel wins U.S. defense deal worth up to $3 billion
Intel shares rose Monday after the Biden administration confirmed a deal worth up to $3 billion to have the company make computer chips for the Department of Defense. Monday’s award had been widely anticipated and Bloomberg reported Friday that it had been finalized.
Intel Announces $3 Billion Contract for 'Secure Enclave' Program for the Government
The deal between Intel and the G-Man was first mentioned in the press in March 2024, but it was not based on statements from Intel at the time. Back then, it was presented as a $3
Intel confirms $3 billion award for Secure Enclave: 18A chips coming to U.S. military
Intel is set to receive up to $3 billion in direct funding under the CHIPS and Science Act for the Secure Enclave program from the U.S. government.
Intel lands $3 billion grant to make semiconductors for U.S. military
Intel shares got a big bump on Sept. 19 on news that it will fabricate top-secret U.S. military semiconductors.
Intel leaps following $3B funding announcement from CHIPS
Intel shares jumped 6% Monday afternoon after it was confirmed the company would receive up to $3B in direct funding under the CHIPS and Science Act. Read more here.
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