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Once an American tech icon and the backbone of the PC revolution, Intel has spent years losing ground to foreign chipmakers. Now the White House is taking Intel under its wing, with billions in subsidies and a 10% stake to force a comeback. It’s industrial policy on a scale America hasn’t tried in decades. Can Trump make Intel great again, or has the company faded too far into irrelevancy?
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