Intel's shares rose by 14% after information about possible partnerships with Apple for chip production.

Intel's shares recorded a 14% increase in the major meeting, reaching a new historic high, against the backdrop of rumors about discussions with Apple for the production of chips intended for its devices in the United States. The information was published by Bloomberg, which mentions that Apple is exploring partnerships with Intel and Samsung to diversify production sources and reduce dependence on TSMC. This increase comes after a strong rally that began in April, when Intel's shares rose by 14%, the best monthly performance in the company's history. The market capitalization exceeded $470 billion, supported by strategic partnerships, including with Google and involvement in Elon Musk's Terafab project. The increased demand for artificial intelligence solutions has been a decisive factor in Intel's recovery, which has faced difficulties in the past. Additionally, the $8.9 billion investment from the U.S. government and indirect support from Nvidia have bolstered investor confidence.