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White House adviser on microchips steps down

Por: Politico Tech August 02, 2023

A key adviser in the Biden administration’s effort to overcome the global microchips shortage and manage a deluge of congressional funding to expand America’s semiconductor industry will depart the White House this week. Ronnie Chatterji is leaving the National Economic Council, where he has served as the White House coordinator implementing major chips legislation passed last year, and returning to his pre-administration post as a business... + full article



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