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In a US Senate Commerce Committee hearing, CEOs of Intel and Micron urged Congress to pass $52B in subsidies to boost US semiconductor manufacturing

and Chip Makers Themselves Cromwell Schubarth / San Francisco Business Journal : Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger says chips are the new oil — U.S. needs to produce more of its own Mark Sullivan / Fast Company : Why Intel wants Congress to move chip production back to the U.S. Kevin Stankiewicz / CNBC : Intel CEO says semiconductors are like oil — making more in U.S. can avoid global crises Tweets: @dylanonchips : .@intel CEO @PGelsinger once again pleaded with Congress to pass the CHIPS Act, and this time he highlighted how angry he made Wall Street with his costly manufacturing expansion plan: https://www.theregister.com/ ... #intel $intc

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    .@intel CEO @PGelsinger once again pleaded with Congress to pass the CHIPS Act, and this time he highlighted how angry he made Wall Street with his costly manufacturing expansion plan: https://www.theregister.com/ ... #intel $intc