For a broad summary of the structure of the CHIPS Act, please reference BLS & Co.'s earlier piece which summarizes the various funding “buckets” under the Act. This article focuses on the funding opportunities presented by the largest of those buckets, the ~$50B in funding allocated to the CHIPS for America Fund, to be administered by the National Institute of Science and Technology (NIST) by way of several funding opportunities.

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