Experts sound the alarm on dangerous plan to save Intel
A plan out of Washington DC may not be what the company or the industry needs.

Earlier this month, a fallen tech stock started to rise on an unexpected catalyst.
Intel, (INTC) had been cast aside by many experts who see it as a relic of a former era, a company that proved unable to innovate at a pivotal time and that joined the artificial intelligence (AI) race too late. But two stronger companies have recently expressed interest in acquiring parts of Intel’s business.