CHIPS Act
Enacted in 2022, the CHIPS and Science Act provides federal funding and tax incentives to expand U.S. semiconductor research, development and manufacturing. The law includes national security guardrails that limit certain investments and technology transfers involving China and other countries of concern, creating compliance obligations tied to export controls, foreign investment restrictions and supply chain oversight. This section covers rulemaking, agency guidance and enforcement issues affecting chipmakers, suppliers and global operations.
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