US FUNDS SANDBOXAQ $500M TO BUILD AI-DESIGNED CHIP MATERIALS
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The U.S. government awarded $500 million to startup SandboxAQ under the CHIPS Act to develop new chemicals and materials for semiconductor manufacturing using artificial intelligence.
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