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Intel is nearing a deal for an approximately $8 billion grant from the CHIPS Act to support its factory-building efforts, despite a reported $500 million reduction due to concerns over its investment commitments. The company is also set to receive a $3 billion contract from the Department of Defense. Amid significant financial struggles, including a nearly $17 billion loss last quarter and plans to cut 15,000 jobs, Intel's CEO has expressed frustration over the slow disbursement of CHIPS Act funds.
The AI sector is poised for explosive growth, potentially adding $13 trillion to the global economy by 2030. Key players like Taiwan Semiconductor, Tesla, and Qualcomm are positioned to capitalize on this trend, with Taiwan Semiconductor leading in chip manufacturing, Tesla expanding into AI innovations, and Qualcomm revitalizing its offerings in AI-ready smartphone chips. Investors are encouraged to diversify their portfolios, stay informed on AI advancements, and consider ethical implications while navigating this dynamic landscape.
China suggested that a Trump presidency could lead to a disregard for Taiwan, emphasizing that U.S. policy prioritizes American interests. Taiwan's government firmly rejected Beijing's sovereignty claims, asserting that only its people can determine their future. Trump's campaign has included demands for Taiwan to pay for its protection and threats of tariffs against China if it acts against the island.
TSMC has denied any U.S. investigation into its dealings with Huawei, despite reports suggesting that its chips were found in Huawei products. The company stated it complies with all export regulations and has not supplied chips to Huawei since September 2020. Recent findings by TechInsights indicated a TSMC chip in a Huawei device, raising concerns of potential export violations.
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