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قفزت أسهم إنتل بأكثر من 5% في جلسة ما قبل السوق يوم الثلاثاء مع ظهور محادثات بشأن صفقة مع Broadcom وTSMC
Broadcom Limited +0.75% Post
Intel Corporation +2.05% Post
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Sponsored ADR +0.24% Post
Broadcom Limited AVGO | 300.25 296.05 | +0.75% -1.40% Post |
Intel Corporation INTC | 24.85 24.90 | +2.05% +0.20% Post |
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Sponsored ADR TSM | 239.29 235.89 | +0.24% -1.42% Post |
The shares of Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) are trading 5.38% higher in Tuesday’s pre-market amid reports of a deal with Broadcom Corporation (NASDAQ:AVGO) and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (NYSE:TSM).
What Happened: The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday that Broadcom and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing are contemplating bids for portions of the struggling chipmaker. The report states that Broadcom has been exploring Intel’s chip design and marketing operations, while TSMC, a contract chipmaker, has considered acquiring some or all of Intel’s chip manufacturing facilities through an investor consortium or a different arrangement.
Intel stock has been rising after a previous report stated that the Trump administration is hopeful of TSMC buying a 20% stake in Intel’s foundry services business as part of its Made in America plans. The investment could come in the form of a cash infusion or the provision of technology.
SEE ALSO: Billionaire Investor Stanley Druckenmiller Dumps Broadcom, Bets Big On Tesla, Amazon And Other Big Tech Stocks In Q4
Why It Matters: Intel’s financial struggles have resulted in large-scale layoffs and dividend suspension. Despite a 16.7% year-to-date gain, Intel’s shares have plummeted nearly 47% over the past year amid worries over the chipmaker’s unclear turnaround strategy and its struggle to gain a larger share of the profitable AI market.
Investors turned optimistic after Vice President JD Vance at a recent AI conference in Paris stated that the Trump administration plans to implement measures ensuring AI chips are designed and produced in the U.S.
The struggling chipmaker is currently looking for a new CEO and is working towards launching new products and achieving stable production using the 18A manufacturing process technology node.
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