The key to Intel's (NASDAQ: INTC) turnaround is the Intel 18A manufacturing process, the final process in the company's original five-nodes-in-four-years plan. Intel will not only make Intel 18A ...

KitGuru spent six days with Intel in Phoenix, Arizona learning about their ground-breaking 18A fabrication process which will ...

Much of Intel's turnaround is riding on the success of its foundry business. It has yet to secure a major customer for the new 18A process. Nvidia may have a dealt it a significant setback when it ...

Intel finally has a process node that looks like it belongs in this decade, but it is finding that customers are a bit slow on the uptake. Intel Foundry has been seeking customer commitments for years ...

The Intel 18A process is now churning out Panther Lake chips, but the company hasn't yet secured a major external customer. With Intel 14A, Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan has made clear that customer ...

The biggest challenge isn't achieving similar process sizes to TSMC, or achieving those process sizes with high volume production. The biggest challenge is running huge production volumes through ...

Intel is taking firm steps to strengthen its position in chip manufacturing, confirming significant progress in its 18A and 14A process nodes. Intel Confident in the Progress of 18A and 14A Nodes The ...

Intel's 18A process node has reportedly drawn interest from Nvidia, though the chipmaker has yet to commit to using the technology, according to Reuters, citing ...

As semiconductor manufacturers continue to push the boundaries of fabrication technology, SRAM cell size and density have emerged as critical benchmarks. Tom’s Hardware has got its paws on an ISSCC ...

Unusual to see TSMC still win major parts of the Panther Lake SoC, if Intel praises of 18A's PPAC (power performance, area, cost) are to be believed. If even Intel's own teams decided some years ago ...