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Hey there, tech fans! Today, let’s dive into the latest buzz about the U.S. government and Intel. Grab your popcorn, because this story is quite the rollercoaster.
Sources report that the U.S. administration is considering taking a stake in Intel, with the goal of boosting American chip manufacturing. This move aims to support Intel’s plans, especially its delayed Ohio factory.
The news surfaced shortly after President Trump suggested that Intel’s CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, resign over concerns tied to China. Tan recently met with the Trump team to clear up fears and explore ways to collaborate. Interestingly, this meeting is believed to have sparked discussions about the government acquiring a stake in Intel.
Intel remains tight-lipped, but their spokesperson said they’re committed to strengthening U.S. tech leadership and working with the government, without commenting on rumors.
That’s the scoop! Keep your eyes peeled for updates—tech politics sure is exciting!
