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Intel executives surprised by Trump's remarks

Intel executives surprised by Trump's remarks

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/06/18 14:11
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BlockBeats news, on June 18, Rohan Goswami, a business reporter at Semafor, cited sources revealing that Intel and Apple have been in negotiations for months regarding potential manufacturing in the United States. The current status of these negotiations is unknown. Intel executives were surprised by the President's post.


Today, U.S. President Trump posted on social media stating, "Apple has agreed to cooperate with Intel to design and manufacture its chips in the United States. We have decided to help Intel in exchange for 10% of its shares."

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