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  1. Tina Kotek expressed support for the growth of the semiconductor industry within Oregon's university ecosystem.
  2. The Oregon industry is being bolstered by a confluence of factors, including Intel's status as the largest semiconductor employer, new NSF funding for production, and research published by the University of Oregon.

A coalition is seeking up to $160 million in funding for a program related to advanced semiconductor technology.

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A coalition is seeking up to $160 million in funding for a program related to advanced semiconductor technology.

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Oregon State University

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The Oregon industry is being bolstered by a confluence of factors, including Intel's status as the largest semiconductor employer, new NSF funding for production, and research published by the University of Oregon. All 1 developments

Within Tina Kotek expressed support for the growth of the semiconductor industry within Oregon's university ecosystem.

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