According to a report from Reuters' remarks on the Wall Street Journal, Intel, a large processor manufacturer, is actively seeking external investment and partner relationships to further promote company transformation. According to people familiar with the matter, after continuing to contact Apple, the technology manufacturer, Intel has also negotiated with the GEM foundry Longtou Tel, to discuss the possibility of investment in manufacturing or establishing partnerships.

reported that Intel was the flagship of the chip industry and even claimed that he brought the "silicon" element to the Silicon Valley. However, in the booming artificial intelligence (AI) competition, Intel faced competition difficulties and showed that it has lagged behind its peers, including NVIDIA (Nvidia) and Ultramicro (AMD). In order to turn the market, Intel executive chief Chen Liwu has been working hard to lead partners as part of the transformation strategy of this company that has developed into a bottleneck.

In the past, Intel has invested billions of dollars to build its foundry business, but the business has been difficult to compete with market leader TEU, and has so far failed to attract important external customers. However, the cooperation discussion between Intel and NTU has not been the first time. According to the April report of The Information, the two companies discussed a preliminary agreement to plan to set up a joint venture, with NTU, which will hold a 20% stake in the new company.

reported that in Intel's efforts to seek external investment, US President Trump actually made government investments in the company last month, with a total investment of US$8.9 billion. After acquiring a 10% stake in the U.S. government investment, Intel's efforts to attract external investment have entered an "overdrive" state. Recently, Intel has obtained many important investments. Including: Last week, GPU manufacturer NVIDIA (Nvidia) announced that it would invest $5 billion in Intel, thereby gaining about 4% of the company's shares. In addition, in August, the Intel also received a $2 billion capital investment from the Japanese technology group SoftBank Group.

However, both companies refused to comment on the report on investment or cooperation between Intel and Taiwan. However, as there is continuous news from China, Intel contacted Apple and Taiwan Stock Exchange's investment, Intel's Taipei time rose again in the morning of the 26th. At the closing, the share price reached US$33.99, up US$2.77, an increase of 8.87%. After the market, the stock price rose by 1.44%, reaching US$34.45. This price has risen by nearly 70% from the $20.47 invested by the Trump administration.