Intel's Struggles: A Geopolitical Perspective

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This chapter explores Intel's efforts to revitalize its business amid falling chip sales and significant layoffs. It discusses the company's investments in new manufacturing facilities and its difficulties competing in the expanding artificial intelligence sector, alongside broader implications for U.S. economic and geopolitical strategy.

Apple launches the iPhone 16 with generative AI features, and France’s new PM needs more time to submit the country’s debt plans. Kamala Harris is under pressure to perform in tonight’s debate against Donald Trump. Plus, Intel’s plunging share price and manufacturing troubles shatter its hopes for a turnaround.

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