The New York Times reported on Sunday that the Commerce Department has cut Intel’s CHIPS Act payout by at least $500 million, to less than $8 billion.
The Biden administration is reducing the award’s size to reflect a separate $3 billion contract Intel secured in September to produce chips for the US Department of Defense, according to the newspaper, which cited four unnamed sources.
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