Intel to Sell $15B Stock in First Offering Since 1971 Amid AI Boom


Intel plans a $15B stock sale to fund its AI-driven comeback; Microsoft, Meta, Apple, GameStop and IPO activity also spotlighted in Bloomberg Intelligence’s tech and markets update.

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Intel is selling $15 billion of new stock, its first public offering since 1971, to fund an AI-driven comeback, and Bloomberg's roundup makes that choice the connective tissue between chip makers, cloud players, and consumer names. Microsoft is planning a big ramp of its Maia 300 AI chip, Meta released a downloadable model called Muse Glimmer, Jefferies downgraded Apple amid iPhone concerns, and GameStop's maneuvering around eBay adds M&A noise. For investors, the clip highlights where capital and talent are flowing inside the AI ecosystem and which companies will have to pay to play.