In the last Leo Says, Leo discussed Intel's statement that it would deliver five fabrication nodes in four years. These are bold claims that were immediately challenged by news that Intel would ditch ...

Intel shifts focus to cost-cutting with 14A node, abandoning 18A amid weak demand. Discover how this strategy boosts margins ...

Another one bites the dust. According to a new report from Reuters, Intel's customer foundry business could largely give up ...

The 18A node’s journey has been a sometimes rocky one including the CEO turnover and other issues. In the fall of last year, word broke that Intel’s 18A wafers weren’t meeting Broadcom’s expectations, ...

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan is weighing whether to stop offering the company's 18A technology to external clients and instead focus on the next-generation 14A process, a move that could withdraw Intel from ...

There is a debate forming between TSMC versus Intel Corporation stock, exploring who dominates the foundry market. Read our ...

Those parts will be fabricated on Intel's own 18A process, which by all accounts offers high performance and density.

ASML posted stronger-than-expected second-quarter 2025 earnings and projected a 15% jump in revenue for 2025 while ...

Intel's annual conference shifts to Phoenix amid sweeping CEO-led reforms ...

Assuming this is the Nova Lake chipset, this likely confirms the hybrid nature of the tech, using a mix of both the N2 node ...

PowerVia could offer tangible advantages in AI as well as high-performance computing workloads. Can Intel Challenge TSMC? Intel’s 18A rollout is happening just as its competitors hit their stride.

Now, Intel asserts that the 18A process will provide improved performance and reduced power usage compared to TSMC’s competing node.