Intel’s recent pullback has raised questions about whether its foundry business should be split to unlock more value. A separation could allow the foundry division to focus on its own growth and investments, without the legacy of Intel’s core semiconductor business. It might attract more specialized investors and streamline operations. However, splitting could also create execution risks, reduce economies of scale, and complicate Intel’s integrated approach. The decision hinges on how the foundry business evolves and whether it can stand independently in a competitive market.
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