President Donald Trump signaled that he wants to buck up Intel to better compete with TSMC for U.S. chipmaking business.

Yet Intel still matters, as Mr Trump’s interest shows. The most advanced chips, vital for smartphones and AI, are now made almost entirely by TSMC. America’s tech giants depend on it. Such reliance on ...

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told CNBC the U.S. government wants a stake in Intel in exchange for CHIPS Act grant money ...

This is likely an effort to showcase that Intel 18A is capable of supporting advanced Arm-based chips. For Arm-based chip ...

It earmarked substantial federal assistance and grants for companies such as Intel, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing ...

The investment will make SoftBank Intel’s fifth biggest investor, with the conglomerate paying $23 per share of Intel common ...

The industry looks very different from when Intel was the clear leader. Nvidia and AMD dominate AI and data centers, while ...

Two sources familiar with the discussions told Reuters that US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has floated the idea in connection with an ongoing plan to acquire ...

The U.S. Commerce Department is weighing whether to take an equity stake in Intel and other chip companies in exchange for ...

The US government is considering taking equity stakes in companies, including Micron, Samsung, and Taiwan Semiconductor ...

Intel's rocky ties with TSMC, strained after Pat Gelsinger's "rude" Taiwan remarks and the loss of a key wafer discount, have left the chipmaker battling billions in foundry losses, mounting ...

Lutnick just laughed it off, indignantly pointing out that “we were just giving away the money” under the previous terms of ...