In a historic agreement, the Trump administration has announced that the U.S. government will take a 10% stake in Intel, a move aimed at boosting American technology and manufacturing leadership. This decision follows the allocation of $10 billion in government funds towards the struggling tech giant. While some officials, including U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders, expressed support for the initiative, critics warn that this stake may lead to increased government control over the private sector and raise concerns about the nationalization of technology companies. Opinions are divided, with some arguing that the federal government should not engage in the chip business at all. The implications of this deal are still being debated, as stakeholders weigh its impact on national security and economic policy.