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After Altera, is Intel preparing to sell Mobileye?
15.04.25
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The $4.46B divestment signals a broader shakeup under new CEO Lip-Bu Tan.
Intel in advanced talks to sell Altera stake to Silver Lake at $9B valuation
19.02.25
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The chipmaker moves closer to a deal, but final terms are still being negotiated.
Intel aims to net billions in Altera stake sale, targeting $17 billion valuation
05.11.24
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Buyout firms Silver Lake, Bain Capital and Francisco Partners are among the potential suitors that are likely to compete to acquire a minority stake in Altera. "We remain focused on selling a stake in Altera on a path to its IPO in the coming years. To that end, we have begun discussions with potential investors and expect to conclude in early 2025," said Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger.