Intel has invested in the U.S. government, Trump AI "trading picture" brings stock price topic

Former US President Donna Trump recently released an AI-generated image on his social platform Truth Social, showing the virtual scene of his Intel stock trading inside White House. In the picture, Trump sat in front of three monitors, showing him buying Intel stock for about $20 and selling for about $30, a situation that reflects the actual price move.

In fact, the US government recently purchased about 433 million Intel shares at a price of about US$20.47 per share, with a shareholding ratio of nearly 9.9%. This is the first time that the government has invested a large-scale stake in the US semiconductor giant, combining the CHIPS Act's funding policy to demonstrate its determination to consolidate its leading position in the US semiconductor manufacturing.

Intel's stock price recently hit a three-year high, reaching $30.57. Although the stock price fell slightly by about 2.3% in the last pre-trading trading, the overall market's expectations for Intel's future growth. Although Trump's publication is personal behavior, it has caused heated discussions among investors, especially the public's attitude towards Intel stocks.

In addition, Intel and Nvidia announced a cooperation and a $5 billion investment plan, and Nvidia holds about 4% of Intel. Both parties will jointly promote the AI ​​data center system and launch the Intel x86 RTX SoC, integrating two leading CPU and GPU technology. Nvidia CEO Huang Renshi said that the transaction did not involve direct government participation, but the government has a support for cooperation in this type of semiconductor industry.

These movements bring confidence enhancement and capital injection to Intel, highlighting the strategic layout and technological innovation prospects of the United States in the global semiconductor industry chain.

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