The tech hubs are in cities from Baltimore, Maryland, to Birmingham, Alabama, and beyond, with a focus on semiconductors, biotechnology, artificial intelligence and quantum computing.

Sen. Thune is “determined” to have his artificial intelligence legislation “be a bipartisan product,” Senate source says, with plans to introduce the bill “sooner rather than later.”

Leaders at the Departments of State and Commerce will have until Aug. 9 to provide further information about the intrusion to the GOP-led committee.

The Tech Hubs program, which was enacted as part of the CHIPS Act, seeks to build and support new R&D capacity across the U.S.

The Commerce Secretary says her agency's National AI Advisory Committee will in late May release a formal report on how the government should regulate and leveraging AI…

China’s People’s Liberation Army is leveraging American-designed semiconductors to enhance its artificial intelligence capabilities.

Trustworthy AI, R&D, the workforce, U.S. competitiveness, and international cooperation are the five initial focus areas.

The committee, established in September, will make recommendations on U.S. global competitiveness and the National AI Initiative.

The new advisory panel will consist of 16 staff and provide evidence to a recently established federal working group.

The new advisory panel will issue recommendations on a range of issues including U.S. AI competitiveness.