According to the latest market data, Intel's stock price has significantly increased in U.S. trading, with the rise expanding to 6.28%. The company's market capitalization has consequently climbed to $109.32 billion. This surge is closely related to recent comments made by Trump.

Trump revealed that he is considering holding a 10% stake in Intel through a trading method. He stated: 'I think this will be a very valuable trading opportunity. Intel has already expressed a willingness to sell 10% of its shares, and we hope to reach more similar agreements in the future.'

However, the latest information provided by informed sources indicates that even if this deal is ultimately reached, the U.S. government will not directly participate in Intel's board of directors, nor will it play a key role in the company's management decisions. This news may alleviate some investors' concerns about excessive government intervention in the operations of private enterprises.

This potential transaction has sparked widespread discussion in the market about the future direction of the technology industry. Some analysts believe that government involvement in high-tech enterprises may bring more financial support and policy bias, but it may also raise questions about the independence and innovation capabilities of companies.

Regardless, this surge in Intel's stock price reflects investors' positive attitude towards this potential deal. The market seems to believe that government involvement could bring new development opportunities for Intel, especially against the backdrop of the increasingly fierce global semiconductor competition.

As the situation continues to develop, investors and industry observers will closely monitor the details of this transaction and its potential far-reaching impacts on the technology sector.