Intel’s rivals Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co and Broadcom are considering potential deals to split the U.S. chipmaker in two, according to the Wall Street Journal. Broadcom is looking into acquiring Intel’s chip-design and marketing business, while TSMC is exploring controlling some or all of Intel’s chip plants. The talks are at a preliminary stage, with no collaboration between Broadcom and TSMC, and all parties involved have not commented on the matter.
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Navigating the capital winter: Strategies for successful fundraising in a slow market
A panel event in Jakarta discussed the current fundraising winter in the tech industry, highlighting challenges faced by startups in Southeast Asia due to slashed valuations and market conditions. VC investors are now more patient and focused on profitability, emphasizing balanced growth and solid fundamentals. Founders are advised to cut burn, focus on their best product-market fit, and prioritize survival over market share in the tough capital market, thinking like a camel rather than a...
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