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Intel will get $2 billion from Softbank as White Home mulls stake

Editorial Board Published August 19, 2025
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Former Chrysler and Dwelling Depot CEO Bob Nardelli praises President Donald Trump’s daring financial play because the White Home eyes billion-dollar asset gross sales, confronts Intel’s China ties and tackles the housing disaster all on ‘Mornings with Maria.’

Intel shares rose Tuesday after Softbank introduced it is going to make investments $2 billion within the chipmaker. 

Ticker Safety Final Change Change % INTC INTEL CORP. 25.33 +1.67
+7.06%

“We are very pleased to deepen our relationship with SoftBank, a company that’s at the forefront of so many areas of emerging technology and innovation and shares our commitment to advancing U.S. technology and manufacturing leadership,” stated Intel CEO Lip Bin-Tu within the announcement. 

The funding, introduced late Tuesday, got here hours after Bloomberg reported the White Home could also be able to take a ten% stake in Intel, fueling ongoing hypothesis an funding is being hammered out. The transfer would shore up nationwide safety and advance extra chipmaking within the U.S. vs. Asia and different nations. 

Intel shares have gained 25% this yr, with a few of the advance being fueled by stories of a authorities funding first reported final week. Shares rose 24% for the week by means of final Friday, one of the best weekly efficiency since January 2000, as tracked by Dow Jones Market Information Group.

 The White Home and Intel declined FOX Enterprise’ request for remark.

TRUMP DEMANDS INTEL CEO RESIGN OVER ALLEGED CHINESE COMPANY TIES

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan first drew President Donald Trump’s ire after Trump urged him to resign over his ties to China. 

“The CEO of INTEL is highly  CONFLICTED and must resign, immediately. There is no other solution to this problem,” the president wrote on Fact Social.

Within the days following, Tan defended himself in a letter to workers after which met with Trump and his staff on the White Home, which prompted the president to vary his tune. 

Lip-Bu Tan

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan. (Businesswire/Intel)

“I met with Mr. Lip-Bu Tan, of Intel, along with Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick, and Secretary of the Treasury, Scott Bessent. The meeting was a very interesting one. His success and rise is an amazing story. Mr. Tan and my Cabinet members are going to spend time together and bring suggestions to me during the next week,” he wrote on Fact Social.

Throughout an interview on FOX Enterprise Community’s “Mornings with Maria” final week, Bob Nardelli, the previous CEO of Chrysler and Dwelling Depot, weighed in on stories of a deal.

“I think it’s another proof-positive example of how President Trump has really refined the art of the deal. It’s just amazing what he has done in reshaping the global economy,” he stated. 

Intel had been beneath strain from shareholders over its failure to safe a turnaround. The turmoil price then-CEO Patrick Gelsinger, who attended former President Joe Biden’s State of the Union tackle in 2022, his job in December 2024.

former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger shows President Biden a chip

Then-Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger reveals then-President Joe Biden a processor and semiconductor wafer throughout a tour at Intel Ocotillo Campus in Chandler, Arizona, on March 20, 2024. (BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP through Getty Pictures / Getty Pictures)

INTEL’S NEW CEO TASKED WITH TURNING AROUND THE CHIP GIANT

The chipmaker was one of many greatest beneficiaries of the CHIPS and Science Act. Intel obtained $7.86 billion from the Biden administration to assist fund “commercial semiconductor projects in Arizona, New Mexico, Ohio and Oregon,” in accordance with the corporate. The determine is decrease than the preliminary $8.5 billion federal chips grant that was introduced in March 2024.

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*This story has been up to date to replicate Softbank’s funding introduced on 8/18/25. 

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