The US is paying an AI startup $500M to break China’s grip on chip materials

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The US government has awarded a $500 million contract to an AI startup to develop alternatives to Chinese-controlled semiconductor chip materials, aiming to reduce dependency on China in the chip supply chain. This move is part of broader efforts to secure critical technology resources domestically.

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