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 ...

This step of bringing up a semiconductor process comes after the R&D ... expectations for a typical risk production-to-HVM timeline for Intel. Although Intel pioneered several new technologies ...

That shift also foreshadowed a time, years later, when Apple and other device makers dealt another blow to Intel by replacing its processors ... the intense innovation timeline that’s come ...

Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) is reportedly exploring the divestment of its network and edge computing businesses as part of new CEO ...

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 ...

meaning mass production in the desired timeline is virtually impossible. We recently heard that Intel Foundry Services (IFS) and its new 18A process node was only hitting 20-30% yield rates ...

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.

Bottom line: Intel and TSMC are both gearing up to launch their respective 18A and N2 process nodes, each offering significant advancements. On one side, Intel claims 18A will deliver much higher ...

Intel dropped tick tock outright in 2016, introducing a new three-stage model called Process-Architecture-Optimization. Still, extending the timeline didn't help Intel much, and a succession of ...

SAN JOSE, California (Reuters) -Intel said on Tuesday that several of its contract manufacturing customers planned to build test chips for a forthcoming advanced manufacturing process, which the ...