Amy Edelen is a technology and banking reporter based in Phoenix, Arizona. She writes for various publications including the Charlotte Business Journal, ABC15 Arizona, and KTAR FM. With a focus on the local business landscape, Amy covers topics such as semiconductor projects, partnerships in the technology sector, and executive changes in the industry.
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Amy Edelen’s articles largely focus on business news and private sector announcements, particularly in the technology and clean energy sectors. She covers a wide range of topics including semiconductor industry, clean energy, electric vehicles, technology startups, banking and finance.
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ASU lands $100 million CHIPS Act grant for advanced packaging research project
By: Amy Edelen
Federal officials have finalized a deal with Intel to award the company a $7.8 billion CHIPS Act grant, a reduction from what was announced in March.
By: Amy Edelen
A Mesa-based startup is capturing the attention of professional and college sports teams — and their fans — nationwide with its multiplayer mobile ...
By: Amy Edelen
Intel "stands by" its fourth quarter guidance and will provide a financial update in January, exec says.
Intel’s “core strategy” remains intact and the chipmaker will continue to focus on its transition to a “world-class foundry," the company’s new int...
TSMC may make much-anticipated AI chips for Nvidia in Arizona, report says
By: Amy Edelen
Yuma could be the future home of a spaceport that would help companies launch satellites into space, while creating thousands of new jobs and gener...
By: Amy Edelen
Intel and GoDaddy spent thousands of dollars last year on personal security for top executives, regulatory filings show.
By: Amy Edelen
The Arizona-based electric semitruck maker says it needs an immediate infusion of $100 million to stay on track.
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