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Intel 14A Is Its Biggest Technology Improvement Since 2012, Says CFO David Zinsner
Intel is currently working on the 14A manufacturing process, with which it aims to compete with TSMC. Now, Intel’s chief financial officer has said that it is the company’s biggest technology improvement since the 2012 node. David Zinsner said during his appearance at the Deutsche Bank Technology Conference 2026 that…
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SK Hynix Could Partner With Intel Foundry to Produce Next-Generation HBM4E Memory
SK Hynix is considering changing its strategy for the production of its upcoming HBM4E memory. According to reports from the South Korea Herald, the South Korean company is looking to diversify its network of suppliers and adopt a dual-supply model, where Intel Foundry would compete directly with TSMC to manufacture…
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Intel Will Produce Most Nova Lake Chips Using Its 18A Process
Intel is getting ready for the launch of its next generation of processors, known by the codename Nova Lake, and the company has changed its production plans after major improvements to its advanced 18A manufacturing process. According to a recent report from investment firm KeyBanc Capital Markets, Intel originally planned…
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Intel Wants Its 14A Node to Be the Best on the Market and Has Announced a New Partnership to Achieve It
For some time, the 14A node has been seen as the most important manufacturing process for Intel Foundry. The company is doing everything it can to make it a leading technology in the market, including working with different partners. Intel has now announced a new collaboration with Cadence. After securing…
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Intel Foundry Shows Strong Progress in 2026 as 18A and 14A Nodes Move Faster Than Expected
Intel has reached an important moment in its manufacturing strategy. After sharing its financial results for the first quarter of 2026, the company surprised analysts by saying that Intel Foundry is moving faster than expected. Intel explained that yields and productivity have improved in its current nodes, especially Intel 7…
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TSMC Calls Intel a “Formidable Competitor” But Says There Are No Shortcuts in Foundry
TSMC has tried to lower any overconfidence about Intel’s progress in the foundry business. During its first quarter 2026 earnings presentation, CEO C.C. Wei described Intel as a “formidable competitor,” but made it clear that entering this market takes more than ambition or announcements. It requires technology, strong execution, customer…
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AMD’s New Hiring Hints at Possible Collaboration with Intel Foundry
AMD’s new job posting makes it clear that the company is looking for engineers with experience in PowerVia and 3DStack technologies. It wouldn’t be surprising if AMD were planning to adjust its manufacturing strategy with TSMC and consider outsourcing some production to Intel. Intel Foundry has made progress with its…
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Intel Foundry Faces Major Setback as Revenue Falls 1,000 Times Behind TSMC
Intel’s ambition to regain its dominance in advanced chip manufacturing faces a harsh reality. According to a recent report, the Intel Foundry Services (IFS) division is showing progress, but too slowly. External revenue projections for the 2025 calendar year remain far behind its main competitor, TSMC. Intel’s Foundry Revenue Is…
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