U.S. Acquires 10% Stake in Intel Amid Promises of Future Deals
President Trump has announced that the U.S. government will acquire a 10% equity stake in Intel, amounting to $8.9 billion. This significant investment is aimed at bolstering the tech sector and is seen as a strategic move to support the company's future and secure jobs. The deal reflects ongoing discussions about enhancing U.S. competitiveness in technology.
Apple Considers Google Gemini to Enhance Siri
Apple is reportedly exploring the integration of Google's Gemini technology to enhance its Siri virtual assistant. This move could lead to a smarter and more efficient Siri, marking a significant step in Apple's AI development efforts and indicating a willingness to leverage external technology for improvement.
US Government Invests $8.9 Billion in Intel
Trump Administration Backs Off Equity Stakes in Chipmakers Boosting US Investment
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