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Lunar Lake's integrated memory is an expensive one-off — Intel rejects the approach for future CPUs due to margin impact

Panther Lake, Lunar Lake, and their successors will not have on-package memory.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel outlines plan to break free from TSMC manufacturing — 70% of Panther Lake at Intel fabs, Nova Lake almost entirely in-house

Intel is set to bring back in-house CPU production with Panther Lake and Nova Lake, but some products will still be made at TSMC.

Tom’s Hardware

Lunar Lake's speedy onboard memory is a one-off, Intel's AI GPU is a flop and other news from CEO Pat Gelsinger's latest chinwag with investors

But no news of Battlemage graphics at all.

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Is Intel Stock a Buy, Hold or Sell After Earnings?

Intel stock is moving higher Friday after the embattled chipmaker gave upbeat Q4 guidance, but Wall Street is staying on the sidelines for now. Here's what you need to know.

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"A very discourteous fellow." Intel's CEO made comments that blew a huge discount deal on TSMC chips, wiping the firm's profit margins according to this damning report.

Reuters is reporting that comments made by Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger blew up a long standing deal with chip manufacturer TSMC, obliterating Intel's margins in the process.

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Intel's 'botched' $20 Billion NVIDIA acquisition shines a $3 Trillion light on the chipmaker's short-sightedness and missed opportunities in AI: "It would have been Intel's most expensive acquisition"

Intel reportedly almost bought NVIDIA for $20 billion in 2005 but its board of directors thwarted the plans because it would have been the firm's most expensive acquisition.

Windows Central

Intel CEO is "frustrated" with CHIPS Act payout progress — Intel has received $0 from the $8.5 billion that the US government promised

In an interview, Pat Gelsinger told the New York Times that he has been "frustrated with the process" of securing promised CHIPS Act funding. Biden's CHIPS Act promised $8.5b for Intel, but Intel has seen none of it so far.

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Intel's former CEO pushed for the chip maker to buy Nvidia for $20 billion in 2005—the GPU company is now worth $3.5 trillion

I don't think this so-called "Nvidia" will turn out to be much, anyway. Best left alone, I reckon.

PC Gamer

Intel names long-term successor to its process technology development chief

Navid Shahriari will succeed Ann Kelleher as head of process technology development.

Tom’s Hardware

Former Intel CEO Craig Barrett: Splitting up America’s leading chipmaker is a bad idea

'This simplistic solution ignores the existence of Moore’s Law—and would be bad for Intel and the United States.'

Fortune

What is Intel Panther Lake? Everything you need to know about Intel Core Ultra (Series 3)

Intel Panther Lake is right around the corner. Here's everything we know so far about the next-gen computer chips known as Intel Core Ultra (Series 3).

Windows Central

“Rumors of my death are severely exaggerated” — Intel CEO assures users x86 is “thriving” as it finally partners with long-term rival AMD

New x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group looks to reassure users there is still a bright future for the technology.

TechRadar

"Is the x86 done? Well, I'll tell you, rumors of my death are severely exaggerated. We are alive and well, and the x86 is thriving." Intel CEO speaks on its collaboration with AMD

During Lenovo Tech World 24, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger and AMD CEO Lisa Su came on stage at different points and discussed the collaboration headlined by the two chip manufacturers.

Windows Central

The creator of Moore’s law said it couldn’t ‘continue forever’—and would be astounded by the chips Intel and its competitors are making now

The creator of Moore’s law acknowledged it couldn’t “continue forever“—but underestimated how human ingenuity keeps powering advances.

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Why Intel is late to the AI game

CEO Pat Gelsinger is racing to reposition the company.

Tom’s Hardware

Despite Intel's woes, the U.S. remains the revenue leader of the semiconductor industry

With $264.6 billion in 2023 sales, the U.S. semiconductor industry remains the largest on the planet, and this will not change anytime soon.

Fortune

Intel isn't just a company in decline—it's a corporate actor on the geopolitical stage

Investors, Wall Street analysts, competitors, suppliers, and customers must face a new reality: Intel is no longer a conventional company and can no longer be evaluated as one.

Fortune

Intel's years of missteps leave it fighting for survival in the Nvidia-dominated AI era

The once-dominant chipmaker missed the rise of artificial intelligence and is now a potential takeover target.

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Intel might receive multi-billion dollar 'equity-like' investment from alternative asset manager Apollo

Intel has been offered a serious cash injection from Apollo Global Management Inc., reports Bloomberg. According to the business-focused publication, and its people familiar with the matter, Intel could receive a multibillion-dollar equity-like investment from Apollo.

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Is Beaten-Down Intel Stock a Buy on Foundry Spinoff Plans?

Down 58% in 2024, Intel stock might seem like an attractive buy for value-seeking investors. So, let's see if the tech stock is finally a good buy right now.

TechRadar

Intel splits off foundry business — new dawn for chip giant as it announces major transformation plans

“The most significant transformation of Intel in over four decades” includes $10 billion in cost cutting and foundry business spinoff.

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Intel's financial crisis delays the development of mega fab factories in Poland and Germany despite heavy subsidies

Intel recently announced its plan to delay the construction of two mega chip-making factories in Germany and Poland. The chip maker attributed its decision to a lower demand for its chips than earlier anticipated.

Fortune

Intel stock surges 14% after deal with AWS to produce AI chips

The two companies will co-invest in making "fabric chips" that will be built in a new factory under construction outside Columbus, Ohio.

International Business Times

Intel Signs AI Chip Deal With Amazon, To Split Foundry Business As Separate Subsidiary

Intel closed a deal with Amazon to manufacture AI chips for the e-commerce company.

PC Gamer

Intel announces it will 'pause' plans for a manufacturing megafab in Germany due to ongoing money trouble

Bad news for Intel and Europe's chipmaking ambitions.

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