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The U.S. wants to spend $52 billion to become a chips powerhouse. Experts say that hundreds of billions—and decades—is needed to crack its reliance on Asia




    Congress may soon vote on the $52 billion CHIPS Act—but will it help? | Fortune




    https://fortune.com/2022/07/24/congress-chips-act-semiconductors-subsidies-intel-amid-asia/”>

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