Broadcom, DSMC Eye Eye Eye

File Photo: Intel’s competitors DSMC and Bradkam have noticed potential contracts to break the US Chipmaking icon. | Photo Credit: Reuters

The Wall Street Journal said on Saturday that Intel’s rivals, Taiwan Semicanductor Production Co and Bradgam were the potential contracts to break the US Chipmaking icon, “the Wall Street Journal said on Saturday.

Bradgam is closely exploring the chip design and marketing business of Intel, and the company has discussed a potential effort with its consultants, but will only continue to find a partner for Intel’s manufacturing business.

DSMC, the world’s largest contract chipmaker, has read that it can be a part of an investor federation or other structure, which has been reading some or all chip mills of Intel.

Journal further stated that Broadcom and DSMC did not work together, and that all the negotiations so far were preliminary and often informal.

Intel’s interim executive president, Frank Andy, is leading discussions with potential lawyers and Trump administrators, and they are concerned about the fate of a company that is considered important for national security.

The report further stated that he is focusing on increasing the value of Intel shareholders.

Intel, Broadcom, DSMC and the White House did not immediately respond to Reuters’ demands for comment.

The White House official told Reuters that President Donald Trump’s administration should not support the US chip factories operated by a foreign company after Bloomberg said that DSMC was considering taking a control shares in Intel’s factory at the request of Trump.

The White House official said the Trump administration supported foreign companies in the United States, but it was “unlikely to support” a foreign company that operates Intel’s factories.

Bloomberg has reported that the Trump team has raised the idea of ​​an agreement between two companies in recent meetings with DSMC officials, citing a person who is familiar with the matter.