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“Economists are projecting an even stronger Arizona economy through 2024. Multiple factors are driving the state’s success, including a dynamic business climate that attracts major companies and a booming semiconductor industry” This blog dives into the growth amongst several sectors, business expansions and continued population growth. To read the full Phoenix MSA Updates blog post, visit the link below: https://hubs.li/Q02rz_0w0 To learn more about Rise48 Equity’s Multifamily Investments, schedule a call with me by using the "Book an appointment" link in my profile. #PhoenixRealEstate #MultifamilyInvesting #PhoenixMSA

What QCi Is Listening To This Week: “CHIPS Funds are Heading to Phoenix, Ground Zero For The New Economy.” QCi recently listened to Marketplace’s new series, “Breaking Ground,” which explores how the Inflation Reduction Act, CHIPS and Science Act, and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law are changing the role of government in the economy. This episode highlighted how Phoenix, Arizona is experiencing a sudden expansion into the semiconductor industry, becoming known as the “Silicon Dessert.” #CHIPS #semiconductorchips #semiconductors #semiconductorindustry #manufacturing #research #development #Phoenix #semiconductorboom #listening #learning

The Complex Capital Stacks of Re-Industrialization The latest from Bruce Katz, Bryan Fike and Chloe Chai highlight how the U.S. semiconductor manufacturing revival represents a significant industrial transition driven by a diverse investment and governance strategy. Federal incentives under the CHIPS Act play a central role, bolstered by substantial state and local contributions alongside private investments from companies such as Intel, Micron, and TSMC. Key points include: ➡️ Public policy, particularly the CHIPS Act, as a catalyst for large-scale industrial projects. ➡️ A diverse capital stack integrating federal, state, and private funding to finance not only fabrication facilities but also critical infrastructure, workforce development, and research. ➡️ A model of collaboration between government and industry, showcasing how governance and strategic investments can revitalize critical sectors. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ewrAxxqX

Todd Fisher, Chief Investment Officer of the CHIPS Program Office joined Colossus’ Business Breakdowns Podcast to discuss recent proposed funding announcements – what’s different about CHIPS compared to other government programs – and the north star through which we make investment decisions. You can listen to the full episode by clicking on the link under the below highlights: “We’re not looking for dollar returns; we’re looking for economic and national security returns on our investments.” “We will be the one region, there might be some others, but the one region that truly has capacity on leading edge from almost every major player. We’ve already had announcements from Samsung, Intel, TSMC, Micron – there is no other country that has more than two of those players that is meaningfully active.” “We do have very significant engagement with these companies. We are really trying to understand what their strategies are, what their pain points are, and what they can and can’t accomplish and what their success is going to be dependent on. We spend a lot of time trying to determine as best as you can, what demand for this facility and output is going to be. And then we all recognize, and we need to recognize, we need to be commercial about this. This is a cyclical industry. Things change. These are complicated projects.” Listen here: https://lnkd.in/exQrrsZZ

“Technology makes this all a lot easier.” Private markets have traditionally been opaque and investing in them comes with a steep learning curve. Our co-founders Jacob M. and Joe Lonsdale sat down to discuss how Opto uses technology to help smooth that curve for RIAs. Listen to the full conversation on American Optimist here: https://lnkd.in/eeZnicHw #wealthmanagement #privatemarkets

In today's dynamic market, Kim Bolton, president and portfolio manager at Black Swan Dexteritas, Inc., reveals his top tech stock picks for April 24, 2024 on BNN Bloomberg's Market Call, offering investors strategic opportunities for growth. Here's a brief summary of each company: Astera Labs (ALAB: NASDAQ): Astera stands out with its advanced technology, scalability, and exceptional customer support. Businesses seeking efficient data integration and management solutions favor Astera for its user-friendly interface and flexibility. Marvell Technology (MRVL: NASDAQ): Marvell is synonymous with innovation and high-quality electronic components. With a diverse product portfolio and global presence, Marvell continues to drive technological advancements across various industries. Broadcom (AVGO: NASDAQ): Broadcom is a powerhouse in the semiconductor industry, boasting a broad product portfolio and technological expertise. Through strategic acquisitions and strong customer relationships, Broadcom solidifies its position as a market leader. Explore these top picks and unlock investment opportunities with Kim Bolton's expert insights. #Investing #TechStocks #KimBolton #MarketInsights #BNNBloomberg https://lnkd.in/d3Zfyj2p

You may have heard about the CHIPS and Science Act grants of $6.1 billion to support Micron's plans - but what does this mean for CNY? Learn more about how this investment will help strengthen economic security and create jobs locally and across the U.S. semiconductor supply chain.

You may have heard about the CHIPS and Science Act grants of $6.1 billion to support Micron's plans - but what does this mean for CNY? Learn more about how this investment will help strengthen economic security and create jobs locally and across the U.S. semiconductor supply chain.

Discover why Connectivity and Compute are the engines of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and why understanding their role is crucial for navigating tomorrow's technological landscape in our upcoming webinar.

News & updates ********************** Chip stocks: Shares of Advanced Micro Devices and Super Micro Computer sank on Wednesday, sparking a sell-off in chip stocks, after their earnings disappointed investors who have piled into the sector on hopes rising AI investments would boost demand. Quantum computing: The Australian federal government and the state government of Queensland have invested nearly a billion Australian dollars (US$600 million) in quantum computing startup PsiQuantum to build the world’s first ‘useful’ quantum computer. In green: Private equity firm KKR & Co Inc said on Wednesday its first-quarter adjusted net income jumped 20% year-on-year, driven by strong management and transaction fees as well as earnings from its annuities business.