Intel's Financial Troubles Prompt U.S. Bailout
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•US government considering cash infusions, AMD merger to help struggling Intel
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The US Commerce Department is looking at multiple avenues to bail Intel out, including a law called the CHIPS Act .
Sources say the government views Intel as a strategically important company that acts as a "counterweight to China " in the semiconductor space.
Unlike Nvidia and Qualcomm , both American companies, Intel actually produces its own chips, rather than outsourcing that work to "fabs" in places like Korea and Taiwan .
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