The U.S. government, under Trump, is providing Intel $5.7 billion in funding and acquiring a 10% equity stake to boost domestic semiconductor production and reduce foreign reliance. Amid Intel's manufacturing struggles, the deal faces criticism over government overreach and shareholder risks. This marks a shift toward active federal intervention in tech industries.
U.S. clean tech manufacturing investments are declining as cancellations surpass new projects, reversing post-Inflation Reduction Act optimism. Factors include rising interest rates, supply chain issues, and policy uncertainties. This trend threatens jobs, economic growth, and America's global edge in sustainable innovation.
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