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Mar.24 -- Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger discusses the chipmaker's manufacturing strategy, plans to turn its rivals into customers and suppliers, and the Biden administration's efforts to manufacture semiconductors domestically. He speaks to Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."