Intel, Apple to be among attendees of White House meeting on chip shortage

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Intel, Apple to be among attendees of White House meeting on chip shortage
Intel chief executive Pat Gelsinger plans to attend a virtual White House meeting on the global chip shortage, along with representatives from companies including Apple, Microsoft, Samsung Electronics, GM, Ford and Stellantis, people familiar with the matter said. The meeting will be hosted by ...

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