Elon Musk is rumored to be a potential buyer of Intel, according to a report by SemiAccurate.
The report suggests a 90% chance of an Intel buyout, with Musk’s name mentioned as part of ongoing negotiations.
The rumored talks reportedly involve Qualcomm, semiconductor firm Global Foundries, and Musk.
Speculation heightened after analyst Dylan Patel hinted at discussions happening at Mar-a-Lago, involving these key players.
Citibank analyst Christopher Danely weighed in on the rumors, calling it a “poor outcome for Intel” unless a new CEO could exit its merchant foundry business. Despite skepticism, Intel’s stock rose nearly 10%, reflecting investor optimism.
If Musk is indeed involved, his influence could transform Intel into a revolutionary player in the semiconductor industry. While the rumors remain unconfirmed, Musk’s history of surprising moves makes this development worth watching closely.
With the Trump administration set to take office, US-focused companies like Intel could see significant changes.
While the Musk-Intel connection remains speculative, the tech world is abuzz with possibilities. Investors and analysts will be closely monitoring further developments.