The Latest Breaking News from Patrick Gelsinger

Rapidus plans to produce 2nm chip production with integrated packaging by 2027, but ex-Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger cautions that it needs unique technology to compete with TSMC.

Snowcap Compute, a semiconductor startup developing superconducting AI chips, announced a $23 million seed round on Monday. According to Reuters, the company is backed by Playground Global and led by former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, who will also serve as board chair.

The layoffs are part of CEO Lip-Bu Tan's plan to simplify management and focus on rebuilding a strong engineering culture. At the end of last year, Intel had about 108,900 employees after already cutting 15,000 jobs in August 2024.

Pat Gelsinger is back in the semiconductor game with xLight, a company that plans to make an EUV light source using a collider.

UK-based startup Fractile wants to make Nvidia obsolete and is backed by NATO and Intel's former CEO.

At its Vision 2025 conference, Intel announced that its 18A process node has entered risk production, a crucial milestone. This comes as the company gets ready to ramp up production of the upcoming Panther Lake chips and signifies the final steps of the 'five nodes in four years' plan started…

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Although TSMC will build an R&D facility in the U.S., its core R&D will remain in Taiwan, so the U.S. will keep following Taiwan even after TSMC builds out its Fab 21 site with six fab modules and two packaging facilities, says former CEO of Intel.

Looks like Gloo is stuck with him.