According to a report from TechNews, Intel has announced that its Panther Lake processor, the first to utilize the Intel 18A process node, will debut in the second half of 2025. During a speech at CES 2025, Intel's interim co-CEO Michelle Johnston Holthaus showcased a sample of the Panther Lake chip...

After confirming to build Panther Lake with its own 18A node, Intel may have more good news to be announced at the upcoming CES 2025. According to the reports from TechPowerUp and Wccftech, Team Blue is expected to highlight on AI features in its upcoming processor series at the event. Notably, a...

Once touted as the lifesaver of Team Blue’s foundry unit, Intel’s 18A is rumored to have a yield rate of around 10%, posing tough challenges for mass production. However, according to the latest report from TechPowerUp, Intel seems to be making good progress, as it has confirmed the upcoming Pan...

Amid Intel’s struggles on finding a successor after former CEO Pat Gelsinger’s retirement a few days ago, Team Blue seems to have a much more serious problem regarding its 18A process, once touted as the lifesaver of its foundry unit. According to South Korean media outlet Chosun Daily, Intel...

Intel posted its third-quarter earnings earlier on October 31. Recording a lackluster performance with quarterly revenue declining 6% year-over-year to USD 13.3 billion and a net loss of USD 16.99 billion, the struggling giant manages to impress the market with an upbeat guidance for the fourth quar...