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They legally cannot split due to the CHIPS Act.
by BirAdam 2y ago
They legally cannot split due to the CHIPS Act.
- rwmj 2y agoNo idea if that's true or not, but the CHIPS Act didn't exist when he started as CEO.
- ethbr1 2y agoNot entirely true. It just requires that Intel retain a 51% stake in any split foundry company.
- CoastalCoder 2y agoI wonder about the details of this. For example, could "Intel A" continue to own the foundries, split off "Intel B" as the owner of the product lines, and then do some rebranding shenanigans so that the CPUs are still branded as "Intel"?
- __d 2y agoeg. HP and HPE. I don’t know if it’s legally possible, but HP shows the branding bit can kinda work.