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...

Intel seems to be start feeling the heat from Washington’s latest AI chip export curbs. Following NVIDIA and AMD, Team Blue now needs a license to sell certain high-end AI chips—like its Gaudi series—to the Chinese market, according to Reuters, citing Financial Times. The reports suggest th...

Probably one of the most shocking executive shake-up in the tech industry this week, Justin Hotard, head of Intel’s Data Center and AI Group, is leaving to become Nokia's CEO. This move, following ex-CEO Pat Gelsinger’s exit in December, 2024, could suggest a shift in Intel’s AI chip strategy,...

According to a report from Wccftech, Intel has stepped away from competing with NVIDIA in AI computing power and the market of training large-scale AI models. Instead, the company is now entering a less saturated segment of the AI market, focusing on its new cost-effective AI accelerator, Gaudi 3. ...

To turn adversity around, Intel launched its latest AI accelerator, Gaudi 3, in late September. However, a report by the Economic Daily News indicates that the struggling giant has significantly slashed the chip’s shipment targets by over 30% for next year, which may severely impact orders for its...