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...

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...

As silicon photonics becomes a cornerstone of the AI era, AI chip leader NVIDIA and AMD have joined the competition alongside traditional foundries. Yet, Nikkei reports that Intel—the early pioneer in this sector—has seen its patent filings slump, with TSMC overtaking the U.S. giant since 2023. ...

According to Financial Times, Intel’s chief financial officer said the Trump administration’s investment was intended to prevent the company from selling off its foundry. As the report notes, the government stake effectively locks Intel into a business that has been losing money and that it has ...

While Intel recently agreed to transfer a 10% stake to the U.S. government, the chipmaker continues to suffer from a wave of veteran executive departures. As per Oregon Live, Narahari Ramanuja, a 25-year Intel veteran, is leaving to head Analog Devices’ newly expanded Oregon facility. Notably, ...