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  1. Apple and Intel are collaborating on chip design, with the Trump administration reportedly acquiring a 10% stake in Intel amid U.S. efforts to secure semiconductor supply chains.

Intel and Apple are advancing their partnership for chip design and production in the U.S., with Intel's 18A process exceeding projections.

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Intel and Apple are advancing their partnership for chip design and production in the U.S., with Intel's 18A process exceeding projections.

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  1. Intel and Apple partner to boost US chip manufacturing capacity.1 source
  2. Intel's 18A manufacturing process is ahead of projections as the US partnership progresses.1 source

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