Intel has become a political pawn — but it may not need Trump or a deal with TSMC
A rumored joint venture between Intel Corp. and its biggest rival, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. TSM, could pose more potential problems than it’s worth, and the U.S. chip giant could actually fare fine without it, Bernstein Research concluded.
TSMC could address Mr. Trump’s demands by simply building more manufacturing capacity in the United States, said Stacy Rasgon ...
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is considering taking a controlling stake in Intel Corp.’s factories at the request of ...
The Trump administration may oppose Taiwans TSMC controlling Intels (NASDAQ:INTC) U.S. chip factories, a White House official ...
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Because Intel could benefit significantly from this, its share price has shot up by around 25 percent since Wednesday. Intel ...
Intel's stock soared up to 32% amid rumors of a potential partnership with TSMC, fueled by speculation of possible assistance ...
Intel ( INTC) stock was set to notch a 23% weekly gain Friday, the largest since 2000, in a rally fueled by US Vice President ...
Citi analyst Christopher Danely says shares of Intel (INTC) are up 24% on speculation the company is in talks with TSMC (TSM) to form some sort ...
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