Everything about the agreement between Apple and Intel for microchips in the United States
Trump announced an agreement between Apple and Intel for the design and production of microchips in the United States. Although details are scarce, the deal will provide a significant boost to Intel’s revival, of which the American government is a shareholder. For Apple, the contract will help reduce dependence on Taiwan and improve relations with the White House. All the details.
Will Google, Nvidia, Tesla, and Apple save Intel’s microchips?
Google has ordered a large quantity of microchips from Intel, and Nvidia is also examining the manufacturing technology of the former semiconductor giant. Under Lip-Bu Tan, Intel has begun a path to recovery and is closing important contracts (including with Tesla and Apple), but doubts remain.
Dell, Lenovo, and Nokia are also riding the artificial intelligence boom.
The tech giants of the ’90s (Dell, Lenovo, Nokia, Cisco, Intel, Texas Instruments, and Micron) are experiencing a triumphant comeback in 2026, with average gains of 158%, driven by the boom in investments in AI infrastructure.
Could Apple replace TSMC with Intel and Samsung?
Apple depends on TSMC for the manufacturing of processors used in iPhones and Macs. Thus, for supply chain security reasons, it has started looking for new suppliers: it has initiated contacts with Intel and Samsung, but neither seems capable of matching the Taiwanese company.
Will the “new” Intel restart from Ireland?
For 14 billion dollars, Intel is reacquiring full ownership of a factory in Ireland that it had sold only two years ago. The former American microchip giant is making a strong comeback after the cuts (and a generous public investment)?
