Intel (INTC) initially soared after The Information reported it and TSMC (TSM) joined a tentative agreement to build their own chipmaking venture. Jenny Horne points to one overhang: Trump's tariffs.
Jenny Horne details the reported agreement between Intel (INTC) and TSMC (TSM) to start a new joint venture to take over control of INTC manufacturing facilities. The report originated from The Information and says TSMC will take a 20% stake in the JV.
Intel Corporation NASDAQ: INTC is at a critical juncture in its multi-year turnaround strategy. The appointment of CEO Lip-Bu Tan led to an initial stock surge, which has since subsided, with shares trading near $21.35 in early April.
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Intel and Taiwan Semiconductor have preliminarily agreed on a joint venture to operate some of Intel's foundries. Intel would maintain a significant stake, while TSMC would get a 20% stake in exchange for training and sharing expertise. While many details remain uncertain, this arrangement has potential benefits for both companies.
Semiconductor giants Intel and TSMC are reportedly teaming up.
INTC appears to be treading in the middle of the road and investors could be better off if they exercise caution and stay invested for long-term gains.
Intel's new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, is clear-eyed about the chipmaker's many problems and the tough road ahead as he engineers a turnaround to revive this legendary Silicon Valley company.
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The chip maker has begun “risk production” on its new 18A chip-manufacturing process. It could be key for the stock.
Intel (INTC -2.91%) stock moved lower on Tuesday. The company's share price closed out the session down 2.9% and had been off as much as 4.9% earlier in trading.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is signaling that he could withhold promised Chips Act grants unless companies expand their US projects. Moor Insights & Strategy founder, CEO, and chief analyst Patrick Moorhead joins Market Domination host Josh Lipton to discuss the implications of this move.