Reports: Intel Offered Up to $6 Billion for Israel’s Mellanox
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by Reuters and Algemeiner Staff

The Intel logo is shown at E3, the world’s largest video game industry convention in Los Angeles, California, June 12, 2018. Photo: Reuters / Mike Blake / File.
US chipmaker Intel Corp has bid $5.5-$6 billion in cash and stock to buy Israel’s Mellanox Technologies, Israeli media reported on Wednesday.
A $6 billion offer would represent a 35 percent premium to the last closing price of Mellanox on Nasdaq, the Calcalist financial news website said.
Based in Yokneam, Israel, Mellanox makes chips and other hardware for data center servers that power cloud computing.
Officials at Intel and Mellanox declined to comment.
In October CNBC reported that Mellanox has hired a financial adviser to explore a sale after receiving takeover interest from at least two companies.
On Monday, Israeli Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon said Intel plans to invest $11 billion to expand its manufacturing operations in southern Israel.
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