The Trump administration has launched their own “ Manhattan project ”, in the midst of reports, one of the largest American companies should be nationalized.
Intel, the largest flea manufacturer in the United States, was in talks with Donald Trump on potential government participation in society.
Although the percentage of participation that the government requires has not been made public, the nationalization of a company is generally reserved for emergencies.
The government nationalized a number of banks after the 2008 financial crisis and the main logistics companies during the Second World War.
It is in the middle of the concerns that America relies too much on TSCM, a flea manufacturer in Taiwan. China has repeatedly threatened to invade the island nation.
If China was to invade, it would close the ability of America to compete in the booming industry of the manufacture of Tamias which is dictated by artificial intelligence.
Although the AI of Intel fleas are considered to be lower than those designed by Nvidia and AMD, the company is unique in that it designs not only its chips, but it makes them. Trump wants to protect America by making fleas on hiking.
“It looks like the Manhattan project – or the magnitude of the Second World War,” said MIT AI, Dave Blundin. “It is just as important as the space race, as was the nuclear arms race. In fact, it is more important.
Intel. Corp, one of the most competent semiconductor manufacturers in the United States, was in talks with the Trump administration while the US government is looking for participation in the company. In the photo: the CEO of Intel, Lip-Bu Tan at the annual conference of business manufacturing technologies earlier this year
Intel’s advanced capacities to manufacture semiconductors would allow the United States to give up its dependence on foreign FAB in order to propel artificial intelligence, defense and economy
The consideration of nationalizing the company, a decision generally made in national emergency, comes as the United States seeks to ahead of China in the AI and technology arms race
Intel’s advanced capacities to make semiconductors would allow the United States to give up its dependence on foreign manufacturing factories (FAB), in particular Taiwan which controls more than 60% of the market, in order to propel artificial intelligence, defense and economy.
The talks remain underway and finer details continue to be clearly indicated, but the idea would be that the US government would pay participation in society, a person close to the issue in Bloomberg said.
Another stressed that talks do not guarantee that the agreement is final and that the discussion could end without an agreement to be concluded.
This decision, according to AI and technological experts on the “Podcast Monshots of Diamandis, echo the” Manhattan project “as a kind of” national survival strategy “.
“The reason why the United States must fundamentally protect Taiwan … is because FABS are there. If the FABS move all in the United States, then why would the United States defend Taiwan? Said Blundin.
Concerns have been raised regarding the decision to nationalize the company, because it added: “They put all the industry on a sort of warfare, such as mobilization for conflicts, except that the battlefield is supply chains and flea fabrs.
Intel told Bloomberg, while refusing to comment on the discussion with the Trump administration, that the company is “deeply determined to support President Trump’s efforts to strengthen the technology and manufacture of the United States”.
“We are impatient to continue our work with the Trump administration to advance these shared priorities, but we are not going to comment on rumors or speculation,” added the company.
The White House spokesman Kush Desai said at the point of sale: “The discussion on hypothetical agreements should be considered speculation unless the administration is officially announced.”
This decision comes after two AI companies agreed last week to present more than 15% of their sales of flea sales in China to the US government in exchange for export licenses.
NVIDIA and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) concluded an unprecedented arrangement with the White House to promote and sell their semiconductors in China last week, three people familiar with the situation at the Financial Times said.
“ It looks like the Manhattan project – or the magnitude of the Second World War, ” said the computer scientist Ai Dave Blundin (photo) on a podcast with the MIT Peter Diamandis engineer
According to sources, the CEO of Nvidia, Jensen Huang (right), met Donald Trump (on the left) to review the bizarre agreement
US security experts said NVIDIA H20 in particular would help Chinese military efforts and boast of China in its AI development race against the United States
“In the short term, it’s fantastic. In the long term, Wow, it could become bad in a hurry, “said Blondin. “It’s good for the American economy, but we will use it to finance (them) catching up in the chip wars.”
“Very, very good commercial affair and incredibly slippery slope.”
The agreement could pay more than $ 2 billion to the US government, the New York Times reported, although Trump has not revealed what could be used.
Just as sources say that Trump and AI companies have concluded the agreement, the president said that he would impose a 100% tariff on imports of semiconductors and fries unless the company is “building in the United States”.
The news of Trump’s discreetly concluded agreement with Nvidia and AMD was criticized by experts who say that this decision could have prejudicial repercussions with regard to American-Chinese relations.
“This is its own objective and will encourage the Chinese to improve their game and put pressure on the administration for more concessions,” said Liza Tobin, who previously was Chinese director at the National Security Council, at the New York Times.
The decision to sell microchips in China has been strongly criticized, because many consider it a threat to national security and a decision against the best American interests.
