Intel is undergoing a crisis following CEO Pat Gelsinger's departure, leading to new leadership and speculation about a possible company split or acquisition. Despite Qualcomm's interest, the company’s complexity and reliance on its chips for funding raise challenges for any prospective buyout. With the stock market fluctuating, and under the Trump administration’s emphasis on U.S. chip production, discussions about involving Taiwan's TSMC in a potential breakup or collaboration are emerging, indicating a tumultuous path ahead for Intel.
"Intel is an unwieldy company, and any acquisition deal wouldn't just involve Intel's product division. Its revenue from chips funds the costly Foundry."
"The Trump administration wants to involve TSMC in a breakup of Intel, which may happen through a joint venture with TSMC, Broadcom, and possibly private equity firms."
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