As NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang arrived in Taipei today and reportedly reaffirmed cooperation with Intel on x86 CPU development, market attention has refocused on how Team Green will navigate the rising wave of dual-foundry strategies. The renewed interest comes as reports suggest major tech players, inc...

Amid strong market expectations, Intel reported a fourth quarter slightly above forecasts. However, transcripts from Investing.com and Reuters note that the chipmaker’s growth is being limited by its own supply, as it is struggling to keep up with strong demand for its server processors used in AI...

While Intel's 18A has officially entered mass production in Arizona in late 2025, all eyes remain on Team Blue's next-generation 14A node and its flagship production hub in Ohio. Now, fresh signals suggest the long-delayed project may be gaining momentum. According to a recent hiring notice from ...

Intel has unveiled its 18A-based Core Ultra 3-series “Panther Lake” processors at CES, but industry attention is already shifting to what comes next. According to Tom’s Hardware, CEO Lip-Bu Tan said in an Intel News video posted on X that the company is “going big time into 14A,” adding th...

As interest around Intel’s EMIB (Embedded Multi-die Interconnect Bridge) continues to build—including reports linking it to a Google-MediaTek TPU—the industry is watching closely for signs of a real ramp. According to Intel’s Corporate Vice President John Pitzer, the technology is expected t...