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Government intervention in combating chips Intel This is “important” for the sake National SecurityGill Luria’s analyst said on Friday after report that Trump administration Weighs the share in the company.
“We are all capitalists,” said Luria, head of technological research Da Davidson, in an interview with Squawk Box. “We do not want the government to intervene and own a private enterprise, but it is national security.”
Bloomberg On Thursday, the Trump administration was considering the US government’s opportunity to take a share in Intel.
The news sent the Intel shares above, and the shares rose more than 4% on Friday. The stock goes on the way to the best week over 25 years.
Previously, Intel refused to comment on the report.
Luria said Taiwan -Poted To make chips. President Donald Trump In the US called to make more chips and high -end technology
As the White House can structure such an intervention, it is still speaking. Bloomberg reported Friday that the administration was discussing the use of funds with Chips are acting.
Intel got 7.9 billion dollars from the Ministry of Commerce through the law on chips, and it was awarded approximately 3 billion dollars According to the Pentagon’s Safe Chips Law.
“Intel has had many opportunities for decades to be right and this is not true. So we need to intervene,” Luria said. “The government will come and it will give the Intel unjust advantages, and if it does it, it wants this business.”
CEO Intel Lip-Bu Tan met with Trump The White House on Monday after the president called for resignation on the basis of the allegations that he was connected with China.
Luria pointed to Openai CEO Sam Altman and Meta Comments by CEO Mark Zuckerberg that the rise of the super -Intelgenic II could be “the next wave of nuclear proliferation” as evidence that the government’s direct intervention is needed.
“We cannot count on anyone else does shell for our nuclear arsenal,” Luria said. “We need everything right.”
