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Intel Foundry has secured its first named external customer, Fortinet, in a strategic move to showcase its manufacturing capabilities and compete in the custom chip market.
Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger wants to revive Moore's Law using photonics—light-based computing—to boost AI hardware capabilities. His innovative approach combines photonic and electronic technologies to overcome silicon limitations.
This article explains Intel's data center group restructuring, the role of Xeon processors in AI infrastructure, and how corporate layoffs can signal strategic shifts in the semiconductor industry.
Intel is investing 5 billion euros in its Leixlip campus in Ireland to expand data-center processor capabilities and establish one of Europe's few EUV fabrication facilities.
President Donald Trump claimed on Thursday that Apple has agreed to manufacture its chips in the United States in a move that could reshape the tech industry's supply chain.
Google has ordered over three million AI chips from Intel for 2028, while Nvidia is testing Intel's manufacturing technology for its upcoming Feynman architecture, as TSMC struggles to meet AI chip demand.
Foxconn, Intel, and SambaNova have joined forces to build next-generation rackscale AI infrastructure, signaling a shift from traditional GPU-heavy to more balanced CPU-GPU architectures.
Intel and 3D Glass Solutions have partnered to build a $3.3 billion glass-substrate plant in India’s Odisha, signaling a major step in the country's push for semiconductor self-reliance.
Tenstorrent, the RISC-V-based AI chip startup led by Jim Keller, is in early-stage takeover discussions with Intel and Qualcomm.
Intel's stock has tripled under CEO Lip-Bu Tan's leadership, but he has not shared his strategy with most employees. His secretive approach focuses on external relationships over internal restructuring.
Intel's stock surged from $18 in April 2025 to an all-time high, driven by strategic partnerships, particularly with Apple, and a renewed focus on AI and semiconductor innovation.
Intel is returning to Computex 2026 with a chip lineup spanning all major computing categories, a rare feat in over a decade. The company is expanding its Panther Lake laptop chip to handhelds and AI PCs with new Arc G3 processors.
