最新报道:Intel's CFO David Zinsner disclosed that the Trump administration's recent deal grants the U.S. government a 10% stake and includes a warrant allowing an additional 5% equity purchase if Intel reduces its ownership in the foundry unit below 51%. The agreement, which penalizes spinning off the loss-making foundry business, aligns with government efforts to retain chip manufacturing domestically. Intel received $5.7 billion in cash from the deal, part of CHIPS Act grants. The foundry unit reported a $3.1 billion operating loss in Q2.