Intel is struggling to gain market share in the semiconductor industry.
Intel becoming a globally competitive US chip manufacturer is vital for the US economy.
The U.S. government officials are counting on Intel to lead the country's chip manufacturing renaissance but the company is struggling to meet expectations.
If Intel falls short, there is reasonable concern that advanced fabs will not be sustainably available in the US.
Intel's recent struggles have raised concerns among some government officials.
Intel announced it will be expanding its collaboration with Amazon Web Services
Competing with the likes of TSMC and Nvidia will be an uphill battle.
Intel is the largest recipient of funding from the CHIPS Act, which included $52.7 billion in tax breaks and subsidies intended to bolster the US semiconductor industry
Intel hasn't met the benchmarks yet for receiving the funds to expand its operations in Arizona, Ohio, New Mexico, and Oregon.
Government officials have discussed whether Intel should receive additional financial support or merge its chip design business with a competitor.