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Colton Stradling

Intel goes after TSMC's foundry market share by branching into Arm chips and focusing on U.S. manufacturing

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What you need to know

  • In an interview with Tom's Hardware, Intel Foundry Services Head Stu Pann discussed Intel's plan to fight for market share in the foundry market. 
  • Intel Foundry Services is working with Faraday to develop a 64-core 18A processor using the Arm Neoverse design. 
  • Stu Pann says they want to offer foundry services in more geographical locations than competitors, especially within the U.S.
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