Intel
According to media reports, ASML's CEO, Christophe Fouquet, has announced that Intel has completed the assembly of its second High-NA EUV lithography machine. Christophe Fouquet stated that unlike conventional EUV…
Intel's Chip Foundry Business Reports $7 Billion Loss in 2023, Faces Long Road to Recovery
In a recent filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Intel revealed concerning financial figures for its chip manufacturing division, Intel Foundry. The document stated that the division's…
Intel introduced the oneAPI toolkit in late 2020, marking its debut as a cross-architecture programming tool. The toolkit aims to simplify programming across various hardware platforms including GPUs, CPUs, FPGAs,…
Biden Administration Negotiating $10 Billion Subsidy Deal with Intel to Boost US Semiconductor Manufacturing
Bloomberg has reported that the Biden administration in the United States is currently in negotiations to provide Intel Corporation with over $10 billion in subsidies. If successful, this funding award…
In a recent ruling, the Dusseldorf District Court in Germany has found Intel guilty of patent infringement against US-based R2 Semiconductor (R2 Semiconductor Company). Consequently, the court has issued an…
In a groundbreaking move, Intel, the US-based technology giant, has been granted approval by the Israeli Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Economy, and the Taxation Authority to invest a…
In a recent development, Intel has informed the California Employment Development Department about its plan to lay off 311 employees at its Santa Clara and Folsom campuses. This move is…
AMD has faced significant challenges in the consumer PC market over the past two years. Despite experiencing rapid growth in previous years, both market share and volume have significantly declined.…
The global foundry market is a fierce battleground, where TSMC, Samsung, and Intel compete to produce the most advanced chips. TSMC is the leader, with a wide range of customers and a proven record of innovation. Samsung is the challenger, with a strong position in the memory and mobile markets, and a growing ambition to catch up with TSMC in the advanced nodes. Intel is the newcomer, with a rich experience in chip design and manufacturing, and a strategic plan to offer its foundry services to others. The competition will intensify as they race to develop the 2nm process and beyond, using the gate-all-around technology.
Intel, the long-standing leader in the PC processor market, may face a significant challenge from its competitors who are planning to adopt ARM architecture for manufacturing chips for Windows PCs. During…
