Intel has been making significant efforts to revive its foundry business, and signs of progress are beginning to emerge with the upcoming launch of its 18A process. According to Wccftech, Intel is expected to showcase the process at the 2025 VLSI Symposium, and the company has recently disclosed maj...

With Lip-Bu Tan as Intel’s new CEO, aiming to restore its chipmaking edge and build a top-tier foundry, Team Blue’s 18A is gaining traction. Tom’s Hardware, citing guru, notes that NVIDIA and Broadcom, the world’s two top AI chip firms, are eyeing Intel’s 18A process. The reports indica...

According to a report from Economic Daily News, citing Reuters, Intel's incoming CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, is reassessing the company's chip manufacturing and AI strategies. As he prepares to take on the role on Tuesday, his priorities include streamlining management and revitalizing the foundry business. ...

Just as semiconductor veteran Lip-Bu Tan steps in as Intel’s CEO, the company’s 18A node seems to be making early strides. TechPowerUp, citing Intel’s engineering manager Pankaj Marria, reports that initial 18A wafers are already rolling out from the Arizona plant. The progress, according t...

While Intel pushes ahead with its 18A and advanced node roadmaps, the company’s ambition to boost its foundry business appears evident. However, according to Tom’s Hardware and information provided by Seeking Alpha, as the company initially aimed to eliminate its reliance on TSMC a year ago, it ...