Following the potential split of technology giant Intel, it has been claimed that its value could surpass $200 billion. The possibility of Intel, a leading chip producer, being split continues to be a hot topic in the world of technology. Reports in the U.S. media suggested that two giant companies have taken steps to divide Intel. It was mentioned that Broadcom aims to acquire Intel’s chip design and marketing division, while TSMC has shown interest in the company’s production facilities. Analysts argue that the long-troubled company’s split could significantly boost Intel’s value. While Intel’s shares have dropped by over 40% compared to last year, they were trading at $25.72 yesterday. The company’s market value has also declined by 65% over the past 5 years, hovering around $111 billion currently. Analysts predict that post-split, the company’s value could exceed $200 billion. It is noted that the process of the company’s split could take a long time if it materializes. Especially, the Trump administration is known to oppose the possibility of foreign control over chip production facilities in the U.S.