US Government Considering Cash Infusions, AMD Merger to Help Struggling Intel

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We've seen claims that tech giants like Apple have considered taking over Intel to Qualcomm mulling over an Intel purchase.Apparently, it's enough that the United States government has taken notice as claimed in a new report from Semafor.With Intel reporting over $16 billion in losses for this past quarter, Semafor reports that the US Commerce Department is looking at multiple avenues to bail the American company out. One iteration would involve a law called the CHIPS Act funding to give Intel a cash injection, which may not actually right the ship. The CHIPS act is meant to help American tech companies that manufacture components compete with China via cash infusions. Currently, Intel is slated to receive over $20 billion in grants and low-interest loans via CHIPS.LATEST VIDEOS FROM tomsguideReportedly, Intel hasn't received any of that money due to concerns from U.S. officials that the company needs to present a \"viable\" turnaround plan. Supposedly, policymakers do not have the stomach for a bailout a la 2008, where the government took a direct stake in ailing companies.Sources indicated to Semafor that initial talks among Congress people and Commerce department bureaucrats are because the government views Intel as a strategically important company that acts as a \"counterweight to China\" in the semiconductor space. Currently, most chips are manufactured in China. 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.An Intel spokesperson told Semafor, \"Intel is the only American company that designs and manufactures leading-edge chips and is playing a critical role to enable a globally competitive semiconductor ecosystem in the US.\"Last week, Intel reported the huge net loss, which the company blamed on writedowns and \"restructuring charges.\" Though the company did have a rosier outlook for Q4. 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