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SMART USA Institute, funded by the U.S. CHIPS Act and focused on digital twins for chipmaking, says the Commerce Department will terminate its five-year, $285 million contract (Samuel K. Moore/IEEE Spectrum)

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Samuel K. Moore / IEEE Spectrum:

The SMART USA Institute, funded by the US CHIPS Act and focused on digital twins for chipmaking, says the Commerce Department will terminate its five-year, $285 million contract.— SMART USA, a $285 million center devoted to digital twins, loses funding — The head of a US CHIPS and Science Act-funded center devoted…



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