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AsianFin -- Following TSMC’s announcement of progress on its 1.8nm technology on April 24, Intel has revealed major updates to its Intel Foundry Services roadmap, signaling a deepening competition in ...

Intel has said its 18A process is poised to give it a technological lead against rival Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing. The key questions now are the timeline and what customers Intel has lined up.

Under CEO Paul Otellini, Intel turned down a deal to make iPhone processors because it did not stand to profit enough from the arrangement. Instead, Apple used chips based on designs from Arm ...

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Intel’s next-generation Panther Lake laptop processors, originally expected to launch in late 2025, may now be delayed until the first quarter of 2026. The delay appears to be linked to ...

Intel was stuck on its heavily delayed 10 nanometer (nm) process for a long time, which caused all sorts of problems on the product side of the business. The Intel 4 and Intel 3 process nodes ...

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Intel has pushed back its timeline another six months. The delay is due to the need to qualify crucial intellectual property for the 18A process, which is taking longer than anticipated.

The final process node in Intel's foundry roadmap is now ready for production. Intel 18A should propel Intel close to TSMC in terms of performance and efficiency. Ramping up volumes will take time ...