Intel Corp. confirmed that initial production test runs for its most advanced silicon wafer, the 18A, are underway at its Arizona semiconductor plant with plans to ramp up to full volume production ...

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Since 2021, Intel has pledged over $100 billion towards global manufacturing expansion, anchored by significant new fabs in ...

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Intel has publicly announced that it is facing a wafer shortage for its current Core Ultra 200 processors, which are part of the Arrow Lake and Lunar Lake architectures — the latter designed for ...

A report states that Intel's 18A process node and production capacity could help it challenge Taiwan Semiconductor's lead in ...

However, there have been hints Intel may insert high-NA earlier into its 18A node, which is ramping up today. There's a ...

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Intel is trying to catch up with TSMC in terms of process technologies and advanced global production capacity, but when it comes to the U.S., the chip giant remains unrivalled. Intel's Fab 52 is more ...

As various parties are brainstorming solutions to help Intel regain its former glory, the company has announced two major pieces of news: not only has it finally appointed a new CEO, but Intel's ...