Intel is gaining momentum, reportedly locking in major orders from tech giants amid backing from Washington and NVIDIA, boosting market confidence. According to Tom’s Hardware and Commercial Times, Apple is eyeing Intel’s 18A node for M-series chips as soon as 2027, while MediaTek is exploring E...

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. ...

With Intel officially unveiling Panther Lake, more details about the processor—its first built on the 18A node—are coming to light. According to Zhu Xi’s column in TechNews, Panther Lake’s performance could determine whether Intel can stage a comeback in advanced process technology. As Te...

With Team Blue currently hosting its first Intel Tech Tour in Arizona, new details on the 18A ramp-up have emerged. Commercial Times reports that the semiconductor began limited shipments to U.S. customers in Q3, with 18A wafers already in production and initial output of its own CPUs expected in Q4...

With Washington at Intel’s back with a 10% stake backup, Team Blue might be bracing for orders from more big techs. According to TweakTown, citing sources online, Intel may soon join forces with Tesla to build custom chips on its 18A process. As noted by TweakTown, the leak originated from Wccf...