With Intel’s 18A set for mass production in 2H25, Team Blue seems to be already eyeing TSMC as a second source for its next-gen chips. According to Economic Daily News, market buzz suggests the company has joined AMD and Apple as part of TSMC’s first wave of 2nm clients. The report indicates ...

Intel has been making significant efforts to revive its foundry business, and signs of progress are beginning to emerge with the upcoming launch of its 18A process. According to Wccftech, Intel is expected to showcase the process at the 2025 VLSI Symposium, and the company has recently disclosed maj...

Intel's new CEO Lip-Bu Tan has made his first major leadership move, according to a memo reviewed by Reuters. Intel’s data center and AI chip groups, as well as its personal-computer chip group, will now report directly to Tan. He has also promoted networking chip head Sachin Katti to serve as bot...

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...

Ahead of any official chip duties announced by Washington, the China Semiconductor Industry Association advised last Friday that the origin of integrated circuits should be determined by where the wafer is fabricated, whether packaged or not. Under these rules, according to ijiwei, chips fabricated ...