Without a having a extremely in-depth knowledge of this subject...

Without a having a extremely in-depth knowledge of this subject it would be hard to say if this would be something BLG's tech would be appropriate for right now, but looking at the other members of our hub it could well be applicable for future projects. After watching the DoD Pentagon video on the link kindly posted by Flectional (link below, cheers Flec), it is apparent that the funds awarded have already been earmarked for specific projects the companies have laid out in their proposals when applying for CHIPS, so I would say BLG will be leaning in to what they are currently doing, but no doubt there are endless applications, some of which haven't even been thought of yet.

Quote from Kathleen Hicks - "Each hub will receive between $15 million and $40 million, depending on their needs and the existing resources they'll leverage". This looks extremely promising for us as financially speaking we are specks of dust compared to the other companies in our hub, so for BLG to be included in that group we must be leveraging something pretty special.

https://www.defense.gov/News/News-Stories/Article/Article/3532338/dod-names-8-locations-to-serve-as-new-microelectronics-commons-hubs/