By the time the program ended in 1990, commercial processors were far outperforming what the Pentagon's program had produced; however, it did manage to subsidize US semiconductor equipment manufacturing, stimulating an industry that shipped much of its product abroad (mainly to Asia).
By the time the program ended in 1990, commercial processors were far outperforming what the Pentagon's program had produced; however it did manage to subsidize US semiconductor equipment manufacturing stimulating an industry that shipped much of its product abroad (mainly to Asia).