Intel rallies to record after Trump touts Apple chip deal (opens original article in a new tab)
Intel's stock rose to a record after Trump mentioned Apple's potential collaboration on domestic chip production, as Intel seeks to expand its chip foundry business with new clients.
- Intel's stock surged 13% to a record after Trump mentioned Apple's potential partnership
- Intel is seeking external clients for its chip foundry business
- Intel hired Seok-Hee Lee as executive vice-president for its foundry operation
- Apple has explored using Intel and Samsung for U.S. chip production
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