Intel’s older chips get a second life from US-China trade tensions

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A worsening economic outlook and tariffs between the US and China have prompted customers to fall back on cheaper, older processors.

While Trump has for now exempted chips from tariffs, a major hit to Intel could come from China’s retaliatory tariffs on US imports, with chips manufactured in the US set to face levies of 85 per cent or higher, based on the state-backed China Semiconductor Industry Association’s notice earlier in April.

She was referring to units that provide chips for personal computers (PCs) and servers.“Macroeconomic concerns and tariffs have everybody hedging their bets,” she added.