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“They Forgot to Protect Our Industries With TARIFFS!” — Does a Trump Trade War 2.0 Loom?
24/7 Wall St.48d agoneutral
“They Forgot to Protect Our Industries With TARIFFS!” — Does a Trump Trade War 2.0 Loom?

There have been renewed talks about whether tariffs could send us into another phase of trade wars. And while it’s up for debate as to whether a trade war 2.0, so to speak, has already arrived, I do think that investors shouldn’t panic over concerns that further tariffs will further fan the flame that is ... “They Forgot to Protect Our Industries With TARIFFS!” — Does a Trump Trade War 2.0 Loom?

Intel taps industry veteran Seok-Hee Lee to lead foundry packaging push
Reuters48d agoneutral
Intel taps industry veteran Seok-Hee Lee to lead foundry packaging push

Intel on Thursday named Seok-Hee Lee executive vice president of its contract chip-manufacturing division ‌as it sharpens focus on its advanced packaging business. The ‌American chipmaker has been trying to reinvigorate its manufacturing business under CEO ​Lip-Bu Tan, after missing out on the AI boom. The appointment follows President Donald Trump's announcement earlier in the day that Apple had agreed to work with Intel to design and manufacture ‌its chips in the ⁠U.S. in a boost to the chipmaker's contract manufacturing business.

Trump says Apple to work with Intel to manufacture chips in US
Reuters49d agoneutral
Trump says Apple to work with Intel to manufacture chips in US

President Donald Trump said in a ‌Truth Social post on ‌Thursday that Apple had agreed to ​work with Intel to design and build its chips in the United States. Intel had reached a ‌preliminary deal ⁠to make some chips for Apple, following discussions ⁠that went on for more than a year, the ​Wall Street ​Journal reported ​in May.

Trump says Apple to partner with Intel on US chip design, production
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Trump says Apple to partner with Intel on US chip design, production

U.S. President Donald Trump said in a Truth Social post on Thursday that Apple has agreed ‌to work with Intel to design and manufacture its chips ‌in the United States. A partnership with Intel helps Apple diversify its manufacturing base ​as it seeks additional chip capacity. The iPhone maker relies heavily on TSMC, whose advanced production lines are in high demand from AI chipmakers such as Nvidia and AMD.

Nasdaq, US stocks slide as Fed forecasts possible rate hike
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Nasdaq, US stocks slide as Fed forecasts possible rate hike

US stocks (^DJI, ^IXIC, ^GSPC) ended Wednesday's session in negative territory after Federal Reserve officials unanimously voted to hold interest rates at their June FOMC meeting today, while also forecasting at least one possible rate hike ahead. Yahoo Finance Markets and Data Editor Jared Blikre breaks down the trading day's market reactions to the Fed's big decision. This was Kevin Warsh's first FOMC meeting he presided over as the new chairman of the Fed.

Micron Stock Rebounds But Memory-Chip Frenzy Faces a Fed Test
Barrons.com50d agoneutral
Micron Stock Rebounds But Memory-Chip Frenzy Faces a Fed Test

Micron Technology stock was back on the rise early Wednesday as the memory-chip maker looks to resume its relentless rally. Micron was leading the rebound in premarket trading, rising 3.5%, the second-best performer in the Only Intel was climbing more ahead of the open. When there’s nothing happening Micron stock tends to gain.

Bloomberg50d agoneutral
White House to Woo Wall Street Dealmakers With $400,000 DC Jobs

(Bloomberg) -- The Trump administration wants 400 dealmakers to help the US bolster its national security supply chains — and it’s offering salaries as high as $400,000 a year for Wall Street recruits.Most Read from BloombergRead the 14-Point Draft Memorandum Between the US and IranIran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Confirms Deal Reached With USModi Warns of ‘Shortage of Trust’ Ahead of Trump MeetingNetanyahu Pays a Political Price for Trump’s Iran DealUS Set to Offer Iran Broad Financial Gains in P

Intel's new manufacturing tech enters initial production
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Intel's new manufacturing tech enters initial production

Intel on Tuesday said the new generation of its 18A manufacturing process ‌has entered risk production, as the chipmaker ‌sees strong demand for its central processors. Intel CEO Lip-Bu ‌Tan has started ⁠recognizing 18A as a potential offering for external clients, reversing his earlier view that ⁠the process would generate returns only through Intel's own products, finance chief David Zinsner said in March. Compared ​to ​18A, 18A-P delivers 9% ​higher performance at the ‌same power level — known as iso-power — or 18% lower power at the same processing speed, which is iso-performance, alongside improved thermals and design flexibility.

SpaceX  Launches Start of Acquisition Spree with Cursor After Historic IPO
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SpaceX  Launches Start of Acquisition Spree with Cursor After Historic IPO

The market has spent years viewing SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX) primarily as a rocket company, but that narrative no longer fits. The company’s historic IPO, which raised $85.7 billion after underwriters exercised the so-called “greenshoe” overallotment — with the stock currently valued at more than $2.7 trillion — revealed a business pursuing ambitions that stretch far beyond ... SpaceX Launches Start of Acquisition Spree with Cursor After Historic IPO

US supercomputer taps Intel spinout Cornelis Networks for networking chips
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US supercomputer taps Intel spinout Cornelis Networks for networking chips

Cornelis, an Intel spinout developing networking technology aimed at data centers, ‌on Tuesday said that its chips are now being ‌used by a U.S. supercomputer used for nuclear weapons work. Under the National Nuclear ​Security Administration, a trio of U.S. national labs works to develop and maintain the nation's nuclear weapons with extremely accurate computer simulations of nuclear reactions, one of the most demanding tasks in the ‌entire computing industry. Lawrence ⁠Livermore National Laboratory said Tuesday that it has tapped Cornelis chips to connect 952 computers in ⁠its new "Lynx" system.