Microchip, closing factory and cutting jobs, steps back from deal for federal expansion subsidies

A agreement for $162 million in federal CHIPS Act subsidies to grow in Oregon and Colorado has been shelved, Microchip Technology announced Thursday.

At an investor presentation on Thursday, Microchip CEO Steve Sanghi stated, “I have put the negotiations with the CHIPS office on hold for the time being,” according to Bloomberg. We’ll probably be in the new government by the time I understand it.

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