Just as semiconductor veteran Lip-Bu Tan steps in as Intel’s CEO, the company’s 18A node seems to be making early strides. TechPowerUp, citing Intel’s engineering manager Pankaj Marria, reports that initial 18A wafers are already rolling out from the Arizona plant. The progress, according t...

Intel has tapped Lip-Bu Tan as its next CEO, handing the semiconductor veteran and former board member one of the most the daunting challenges in the tech industry, according to Reuters, Bloomberg and the company’s press release. Tan, 65, will take over as CEO on March 18 and rejoin Intel’s b...

Is the new U.S. Chip National Team in the making? According to Reuters, TSMC, after an additional $100 billion in the American soil on March 3rd, has reportedly approached NVIDIA, AMD, Broadcom, and Qualcomm about investing in a joint venture to run Intel's foundry operations. The report suggests...

While Intel pushes ahead with its 18A and advanced node roadmaps, the company’s ambition to boost its foundry business appears evident. However, according to Tom’s Hardware and information provided by Seeking Alpha, as the company initially aimed to eliminate its reliance on TSMC a year ago, it ...

According to a report from ijiwei, citing Reuters, Intel prevailed in a shareholder lawsuit concerning foundry-related losses. The lawsuit accused the semiconductor giant of misleading investors by concealing issues within its foundry business, which ultimately led to job reductions, a suspended div...