Global chipmaker Texas Instruments has yet to receive federal funds from the CHIP and Science Act, a program that has begun naming recipients for billions in grant awards and loans for projects throughout the country, but the company's senior executives say they believe its investments already underway in Texas and Utah are well-positioned for these funds.
Texas Instruments, Focused on New Chip Plants, Awaits Federal Funds
Chipmaker Protecting $5 Billion Annual Investment in Texas, Utah Plants For Next Three Years, Executive Says
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April 25, 2024 | 6:01 P.M.
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