US government is discussing plans to save Intel from bankruptcy. Perhaps a merger with AMD or Qualcomm.
The CHIPS Act have $8.5 billion to Intel (which then promptly laid off 16,000 employees).
What happened to free market and deregulation?
https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/intel-might-be-too-big-to-fail-washington-policymakers-are-already-discussing-potential-solutions-if-the-chipmaker-cannot-recover
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