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...

At Computex, Intel shared key highlights of its upcoming Panther Lake. Although technical details were limited, the company revealed several notable points: Panther Lake is expected to deliver power efficiency on par with Lunar Lake, feature Performance cores comparable to the current Arrow Lake H s...

According to TechNews, citing Wccftech, Intel is preparing to expand its data center portfolio with next-generation Xeon processors, as Diamond Rapids and Clearwater Forest are confirmed for a 2026 release by Michelle Johnston Holthaus, CEO of Intel Products, at the BofA Global Technology Conference...

Intel previously announced that its advanced 18A process had entered risk production, with some customers planning to use the new node for test chip production. However, according to a report from Reuters, Intel CFO David Zinsner revealed that some of those customers later withdrew after trial produ...

Previous industry sources suggested that NVIDIA was exploring the use of Intel’s 18A process for its gaming GPUs, according to Tom’s Hardware. Now, interest in the 18A node appears to be growing. Chosun Biz notes that Microsoft has reportedly signed a large-scale foundry deal with Intel using th...