Taiwanese chip giant TSMC is reportedly encouraging other firms, including Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom, to each take a stake in struggling U.S. tech giant Intel's chipmaking business, sources familiar with internal talks tell Reuters.
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00:00TSMC is reportedly asking U.S. tech firms like NVIDIA, AMD and Broadcom to each take
00:06a stake in Intel's chip-making business.
00:09Sources familiar with internal talks told Reuters that the Taiwanese chip giant is proposing
00:14to run the struggling U.S. firm's foundries but not own a majority stake.
00:20Washington has allegedly asked TSMC to help revive the American chip sector, but U.S.
00:25President Donald Trump has been vocal against selling Intel to a foreign company.
00:30None of the companies mentioned in the report have commented on the matter.