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The Trump administration reportedly attempted to coerce Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) into investing in or acquiring a stake in Intel by leveraging tariffs, potentially even demanding a joint acquisition of up to 49% of Intel's shares. However, Intel has been grappling with challenges in recent years, marked by five consecutive quarters of losses and stunted technological advancements. Despite rumors that TSMC might take over management of Intel's production facilities in the United States and acquire a stake in its foundry division, TSMC has categorically denied any intentions of acquisition. The potential collaboration between the two parties is fraught with multiple integration hurdles, including differences in management systems and technological pathways, rendering the cooperation process both intricate and time-consuming.
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