Daily Tech Headlines Intel Secured $5.7 Billion From The U.S. Government As Part Of The Administration’s 10% Investment - DTH
Aug 29, 2025
Intel has snagged a hefty $5.7 billion from the U.S. government to bolster its chip production amid ongoing challenges. Meanwhile, Google is rolling out innovative features in its Phone app, including 'Calling Cards.' The tech landscape is also shifting, with China set to introduce regulations for its growing artificial intelligence sector, while Microsoft is shaking things up by removing the Mobile Plans app from Windows 11. Exciting changes are afoot in the tech world!
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U.S. Invests In Intel Foundry
- The U.S. government agreed to take a 10% stake in Intel and provide $5.7 billion to the company.
- Intel warned this could provoke investor, employee, and legal pushback while the Commerce Department finalizes the deal.
Foundry Concerns Pressure Intel Shares
- Intel posted strong Q2 results but shares fell on foundry concerns and potential outside investment for that unit.
- CFO David Zinser signaled the company may seek external partners for its chip manufacturing business.
Try Google Phone’s Calling Cards
- Use expressive caller visuals by updating to Google Phone app V188 to access Calling Cards.
- Expect the feature to roll out globally in phases and appear only on your own device's screens.