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Intel and TSMC, major semiconductor companies, are reportedly forming a joint venture. Under the tentative agreement, TSMC will manage Intel's chipmaking facilities with a 20% stake. Instead of capital investment, TSMC will share chipmaking practices with Intel employees and provide training. The move is aimed at boosting Intel's turnaround efforts, initiated under the new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, and may potentially involve mass layoffs.
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