US finalizes $123 million chips award for Polar Semiconductor
The U.S. Commerce Department said on Tuesday it had finalized a $123 million grant for Polar Semiconductor to expand its plant in Minnesota, which would allow the company to nearly double its U.S. production capacity of power and sensor chips.
Polar Semiconductor Receives CHIPS Award, Launching as a New Majority U.S.-Owned Foundry in Minnesota
Polar Semiconductor ("Polar" or the "Company"), a U.S.-based semiconductor manufacturer specializing in sensor, power, and high-voltage wafer production, announced today that the company has completed its sale to Niobrara Capital and Prysm Capital.
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