According to Reuters, Intel is reportedly considering a major shift in its foundry business, aiming to move away from its 18A node in favor of the next-generation 14A process for new foundry clients—where it believes it can gain a competitive edge over TSMC. The move is part of Intel’s broader e...

Shortly after TSMC announced plans to mass-produce A14 in 2028, Intel appears ready to compete with an aggressive roadmap for 14A and 18A. According to Intel’s press release, Team Blue is preparing two more 18A variants and has begun sharing early 14A Process Design Kits (PDKs) with lead customers...