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2025.09.06

04:31

Intel (INTC.O) filed warrants and a stock resale prospectus, according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing.

02:15

Qualcomm CEO admits Intel's chip production technology is not up to standard

Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon stated that Intel's current production technology has not yet reached the supplier standards of mobile phone processor manufacturers. Amon said on the show that if Intel can improve its manufacturing process to produce more energy-efficient chips, Qualcomm would consider collaborating with it. "Intel is not an option for us right now," Amon admitted, "but we hope to include it in our options in the future." The CEO said that Qualcomm will continue to cooperate with its existing foundries TSMC and Samsung Electronics. As a chip design company, Qualcomm, like most companies in the industry, adopts an outsourced production model. Intel, once the world's largest chip manufacturer, is trying to reverse its decline by attracting external customers such as Qualcomm while maintaining its own chip manufacturing business.

2025.09.05

03:40

Intel CFO: 2026 will be crucial for the company's manufacturing technology

Intel Chief Financial Officer Dave Hinsner said 2026 will be critical for the company's manufacturing technology and will show whether the company is ready to advance to more advanced process technologies.

01:13

Intel (INTC.O) CFO: 70% of manufacturing is done internally and 30% by external partners.

01:08

Intel CFO: 70% of manufacturing is done in-house

Intel's chief financial officer said 70% of manufacturing is done internally and 30% is done by external partners.

2025.09.04

22:59

Intel confirmed it received $5.7 billion in funding from the U.S. government last week

Intel confirmed last week it had received $5.7 billion in funding from the U.S. government, marking the first step in Washington's decision to acquire a 10% stake in the chipmaker.

18:40

Market news: U.S. Democratic Senator Warren questioned U.S. Commerce Secretary Lutnick about the government's stake in Intel (INTC.O).

2025.09.02

23:11

The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 2.4%, with Nvidia down 3%, Qualcomm down 3.2%, Micron Technology down 2.3%, and Intel down 1.8%.

The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index is now down 2.4%, with Nvidia down 3%, Qualcomm down 3.2%, Micron Technology down 2.3%, and Intel down 1.8%.

2025.08.31

20:30

The US revoked Samsung, SK Hynix, and Intel's VEU exemption in China, and the window for localization of memory has opened again

On August 30th, reporters discovered through Federal Register filings dated August 29, 2025, that the Trump administration has decided to revoke the Validated End-User (VEU) authorizations for Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix's operations in China. This policy change, effective 120 days after the announcement, aims to further restrict China's access to advanced chip manufacturing technology and could exacerbate tensions in the global semiconductor supply chain. Wang Shuyi, chief analyst at Discovery Technology, told reporters that Samsung and Hynix have significant production capacity in China. If the US completely cuts off the supply chain, it would be difficult to find non-US alternatives in the short term, and there would be insufficient time to relocate existing production capacity, potentially leading to tight memory supply.

08:40

The Ministry of Commerce spokesperson answered reporters' questions regarding the US revoking the "Verified End User" authorization for three semiconductor companies in China, including Samsung.

On August 30, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce answered reporters' questions regarding the US revocation of "Verified End-User" authorization for three semiconductor companies in China, including Samsung. A reporter asked, "On August 29, the US Department of Commerce removed Intel Semiconductor (Dalian) Co., Ltd., Samsung China Semiconductor Co., Ltd., and SK Hynix Semiconductor (China) Co., Ltd. from the "Verified End-User" authorization list." What is China's comment? The spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce stated that China has noted the relevant situation. The semiconductor industry is a highly globalized industry. After decades of development, it has formed an interdependent and mutually reinforcing industrial structure, a result of the combined effects of market forces and corporate choices. The US move, driven by selfish interests and instrumentalizing export controls, will have a significant negative impact on the stability of the global semiconductor industry chain and supply chain. China opposes this. China urges the US to immediately correct its erroneous practices and maintain the security and stability of the global industry chain and supply chain. China will take necessary measures to firmly safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of its companies.

2025.08.30

04:46

Intel issues 274.6 million shares of common stock to U.S. Department of Commerce

Intel: Issued 274.6 million shares of common stock and one warrant to purchase up to 240.5 million shares of common stock to the U.S. Department of Commerce.

2025.08.26

20:05

U.S. Commerce Secretary Lutnick: (Regarding the Intel deal) We all agreed that we had to make sure that we were treated fairly.

20:05

U.S. Commerce Secretary Mattis Lutnick: The grant previously awarded to Intel (INTC.O) did not make any demands.

03:41

Analysts: The White House's investment in Intel and pressure on the Federal Reserve threaten the agility of the business community

Trump on Monday reiterated his commitment to more deals like the Intel stake, which critics say threatens the agility of the business community, along with the White House's sweeping campaign to pressure the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, use emergency powers to impose import tariffs and intervene in mergers.

2025.08.25

23:54

U.S. President Donald Trump praised the stock market's rebound after last Friday's Intel (INTC.O) deal.

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