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...

While Intel gears up to unveil its first 18A-based product, Panther Lake, at CES 2026 in early January, the company offered a progress update at this week’s RBC Capital Markets’ tech conference: 18A yields are reportedly climbing 7% per month, and 14A has already entered the definition phase. ...

Supported by SoftBank’s $2 billion investment and the U.S. government’s 10% ownership stake, Intel has provided a more detailed outlook on its foundry business and key process node roadmap. According to Bloomberg and Investing.com, Team Blue views 2026 as a pivotal year for its manufacturing tec...