A report released by Bloomberg on Tuesday states that Apple is in “exploratory talks” with Intel and Samsung to produce chips in the U.S. However, the talks have yet to result in an actual deal between the companies, and the possibility remains that Apple may decide to abandon the idea.

Dutch startup QuantWare is raising €152 million ($178 million) in a round led by Intel Corp.’s venture capital arm to build a production facility for quantum computing processors.

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As semiconductors ride a global boom in AI expectations—with Micron and Intel shares joining the Nvidia-plus action—India’s chipmaking efforts are not just less dazzling, but less likely to fail the test of rapidly shifting demand.