Broadcom seeks piece of $50 billion federal incentive for Fort ...

Fort Collins semiconductor manufacturer, Broadcom, has received support from Larimer County commissioners in their bid to secure incentives from the federal Creating Helpful Incentives to Produce Semiconductors (CHIPS) Act. The incentives, part of a $50 billion program, will be used to modernize and upgrade Broadcom's facility, helping them stay competitive and retain 1,200 jobs. The primary focus of the improvements is to build a 35,000-square-foot clean room space. Currently, the US only manufactures 10% of semiconductors, and the most advanced chips are not produced commercially in the country.

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Broadcom FAQ

1. What is the $50 billion federal incentive that Broadcom is seeking?

According to the search results, Broadcom is seeking a portion of the $50 billion federal incentive provided under the CHIPS Act to support the modernization of their plant in Fort Collins.

2. How many jobs could be supported by this federal funding?

The articles mention that the funding could help Broadcom support 1,200 jobs in Fort Collins.

3. Who does Broadcom have a multibillion-dollar deal with?

According to the search results, Broadcom has a multibillion-dollar deal with Apple, and the federal funding could help them fulfill this deal.

4. Where can I find more information about this news?

You can find more information about Broadcom seeking the federal incentive in the following sources:

• The Coloradoan article titled "Broadcom seeks piece of $50 billion federal incentive for Fort Collins upgrades" can be found on their website: Link
• The Yahoo Finance article titled "Broadcom seeks piece of $50 billion federal incentive for Fort Collins" provides additional details: Link

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