State-backed economy. State-sponsored enterprises.
Uncle Sam lays out plans for $825M EUV R&D site in New York
The Biden administration on Thursday announced plans to invest $825 million in US CHIPS and Science Act funding to establish a semiconductor research and development center in Albany, New York. The facility, which will be operated as part of Natcast's National Semiconductor Technology Center (NSTC) and located at the NY Create …
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Friday 1st November 2024 08:10 GMT UnknownUnknown
Much added in recent times by Trump’s debt fuelled tax cuts for the rich and corporations.
More in the way if inexplicably he gets back in after next weeks incomprehensible election.
I know the UK voted for Boris Johnson and Brexit … but they wouldn’t do it again.
‘Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice - shame on me.’
Fundamentally if you want good public services, affordable healthcare, great infrastructure, strong defences and lower debt around your neck *you need to pay more tax* not less … It’s as simple as that.
This applies to Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Donald Trump, JD. Vance, Kier Starmer, Rachel Reeves, Emmanuel’ Macron etc …
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Friday 1st November 2024 09:18 GMT Anonymous Coward
"Much added in recent times by Trump’s debt fuelled tax cuts for the rich and corporations."
Mostly added by the $2tn CARES act which came from various groups in the house and senate and NOT from Trump. His tax cuts did actually help normal people which is why people are so pissed off with the Harris-Biden admin.
Somehow the UK managed to end up with Labour in charge, despite them losing votes hand over fist, and now we have a budget that is going to hugely increase taxes AND borrowing.
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Friday 1st November 2024 13:02 GMT isdnip
Trump's tax cuts helped "normal" people like Elon Musk, Larry Ellison, and Jared Kushner. It did jack squat for people making less than $200k/year, but helped fuel inflation. Though to be sure the US had less inflation than the UK or most other major economies caused by the pandemic and resulting breakdown in the supply chain, too much of which came from China no thanks to Trump. And Trump is hawking bibles (!) that are printed in China.
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Friday 1st November 2024 15:22 GMT UnknownUnknown
Re: On long term I think ASML is doomed.
Canon joining the making chips market with advanced printing techniques is a welcome source of competition from a global tech heavyweight.
https://www.theregister.com/AMP/2024/10/01/canon_nanoimprint_lithography_machine/
I’m sure the ‘Ink’ cartridges won’t be cheap and will probably block compatibles !
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Friday 1st November 2024 17:31 GMT O'Reg Inalsin
Clarify please
The Biden administration's decision to focus on EUV isn't surprising, but could be a boon for the Netherlands' ASML, which, as of 2024, remains the only supplier of EUV equipment. In fact, ASML could end up walking away with more than half the $825 million set aside for the project.
So ASML are going to participate in the project in NY? If so, that should be stated explicitly. Assuming that is the case, then my take is that ASML are being paid to contribute existing tech and expertise, which is more than fair. It ASML didn't participate, it would likely fail.
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Monday 4th November 2024 05:43 GMT Bebu sa Ware
"shortage of skilled workers"
a shortage of skilled workers
Given the shabby treatment workers generally receive in the US (vide current short sighted layoffs in the tech sectors) this isn't likely to change. There are only so many actually skilled foreigners daft or greedy enough to relocate to the US and of those even fewer that would wish to be tarred with Trump's GAGA anti immigration brush. Hell! Not even South Koreans eat dogs these days.
I cannot imagine the local hicks signing up for massive college debts to eventually work in these precarious tech sectors when, without needing to exercise their retarded gray cells, they can earn oodles more as lawyers, medicos ir even as one of the depraved political opportunists perennially afflicting the US.
I suspect the midden of history is beckoning which is quite another manifest destiny.