While Taiwan’s Acer has become the first laptop maker to unveil a device powered by Intel’s 18A-based Panther Lake, Samsung is reportedly preparing to also deploy the new processor in its upcoming models. According to Wccftech, shipping manifests reviewed by sources suggest that Samsung is ready...

Since Lip-Bu Tan took over as CEO in March, Intel has continued to reshuffle its leadership. According to the company, Michelle Johnston Holthaus—head of Intel Products—will step down after more than three decades with the firm. Over her tenure, Holthaus held numerous senior leadership roles,...

According to Tom’s Hardware, citing Bloomberg, Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon said Intel’s foundry technology is not yet a viable option for the company to use as a supplier for its processors. As the report notes, the CEO added that Qualcomm will continue to rely on its current producers, TSMC and...

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...