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Splitting Intel? Taiwan Semiconductor is said to have made initial contact with Broadcom.
① Intel's stock price surged 22.53% last week, as the Vice President of the USA promised support for domestic production of high-end chips, and there are rumors that Taiwan Semiconductor may partner with Intel; ② The latest news states that Taiwan Semiconductor and Broadcom are considering splitting Intel in two for acquisition, with Broadcom focusing on chip design and marketing business, while Taiwan Semiconductor may take over the chip foundry business; ③ Currently, the negotiations are still in the preliminary stage, and the two companies have not reached a consensus.
Intel Could Be Split In Two As Broadcom And TSMC Explore Deals, Trump White House Resists Foreign Ownership: Report
Broadcom is considering a potential acquisition of Intel's chip design business.
According to reports, Broadcom has had informal communications with its advisors regarding the acquisition of Intel's chip design and marketing Business. The report states that Broadcom has not submitted any documents to Intel and may decide not to pursue the Trade. It also mentions that Broadcom and Taiwan Semiconductor have not collaborated and that all negotiations so far have been preliminary discussions and essentially informal communications.
Broadcom, TSMC Eye Possible Intel Deals That Would Split Storied Chip Maker
Did Taiwan Semiconductor and Broadcom "split" from Intel?
According to reports, Taiwan Semiconductor has been studying the control of some or all of Intel's chip factories, potentially as part of an investor consortium or other structure; Broadcom has been closely monitoring Intel's chip design and marketing business for a long time, and may propose an acquisition offer after finding a manufacturing business partner. Due to rumors of a potential acquisition by Intel, the company's stock price has surged 23% this week.
Express News | Broadcom Has Interest in Intel's Chip-Design Business, While TSMC Is Looking at the Company's Factories - WSJ
