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Apple and Intel join forces in Trump’s push to bring chipmaking home

Apple and Intel join forces in Trump’s push to bring chipmaking home
The Independent World Thursday 18 June 2026, 07:36 UTC By Paul Farrell 1 min read
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Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that tech giants Apple and Intel have agreed to collaborate on designing and manufacturing chips within the United States.

Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that tech giants Apple and Intel have agreed to collaborate on designing and manufacturing chips within the United States.

Apple (ORG) Intel (ORG) Trump (ORG) Donald Trump (PERSON) Truth Social (ORG) the United States (LOCATION)
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