Intel is facing potential fragmentation as rivals Broadcom and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. consider deals that could split the chipmaker in two. Broadcom is exploring a possible bid for Intel's chip design and marketing sector, while TSMC is looking into controlling Intel's manufacturing plants, likely as part of a broader investor group. Discussions remain preliminary and informal, with Intel's interim chairman focusing on maximizing shareholder value amid concerns from US officials regarding national security implications of foreign control over the company.
Broadcom is considering a bid for Intel's chip design and marketing business, contingent on finding a partner for its manufacturing operations.
TSMC, the largest contract chipmaker, is evaluating a controlling stake in Intel's factories, possibly with an investor consortium.
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