Intel's valuation has increased by $25 billion, reaching levels seen during the dot-com bubble era.

The US government is negotiating potential equity investment, while Japanese SoftBank Group also plans to invest $2 billion in it, causing the struggling chip manufacturer's stock price to rise by 28% this month, with market value increasing by about $25 billion. Data shows that Intel's price-earnings ratio has reached 53 times the expected profit in the next 12 months, the highest level since early 2002.