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• December 30, 2024
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Let’s Make THE SUPER INTEGRATED CIRCUIT CHIP SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE Happen For America! It Will Be A Return To The Days Of Jack Kilby & Robert Noyce!

With the advent of H.R.4346 the CHIPS ACT & 15 CFR – Offering $53 billion in federal incentives for domestic semiconductor manufacturing and research and development, I think it would be best used to create a new type of microchip and semiconductors, like when Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce invented the microchip/integrated circuit! When Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce invented the microchip/integrated circuit! When their two companies cross-licensed their technologies, they created a multi-billion dollar industry. I’ve developed an incredible patent link here –https://patents.google.com/patent/US8987873B2/en?oq=US8987873B2 (#US8987873B2) detailing the “Super Integrated Circuit Chip Semiconductor Device” Similar to the legendary inventor Jack Kilby. His patent, dating back to 1959, is the foundation for modern integrated circuits, yet we believe there’s untapped potential for further innovation. I think it can happen again with the “Super Integrated Circuit Chip Semiconductor Device”! Given your track record of pushing technology to new heights, how about taking on the challenge to modernize, enhance, and scale this invention into what could be called the “Super Integrated Circuit Chip Semiconductor Device”? It will probably take a combined effort with Amazons foray in to new microchips and Chicago future efforts into Quantum Computing and new microchips. it’s time to take advantage of the Bidens administration’s microchips act! Also, I think possible partners maybe Elon Musk with several of his endeavors, PsiQuantum with their Quantum Computing Campus in Chicago and Jeff Bezos with Blue Origin, Amazon’s AWS Trainium and Inferentia makers, maybe even Sir Richard Branson and Virgin Galactic! I wonder if…