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...

While Intel’s 18A process continues to face speculation over yield issues—casting doubt on whether it can enter mass production by late 2025 as planned—Taiwan’s Acer has unexpectedly become the first laptop brand to unveil a device powered by Team Blue’s 18A-based Panther Lake processor, a...

At Hot Chips 2025 (Aug. 24–26), Intel unveiled its next-generation Xeon processor, Clearwater Forest, which is built on 18A and scheduled for mass production in 2026, according to the Commercial Times. Notably, while Intel’s new E-core Xeon integrates 18A with Foveros Direct 3D advanced packa...

Despite uncertainty clouding Intel's 18A roadmap, the embattled chip giant pushes forward with its AI strategy. Wccftech reports that Intel is developing its inaugural rack-scale AI solution powered by Jaguar Shores, which has surfaced online. Notably, images discovered by a HardwareLUXX editor s...