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

Intel's Arrow Lake-S chips hit the market last October. For many gamers and design pros, they didn't quite live up to ...

Even before the start of series production, Intel's next major manufacturing process is said to be in a bad way.

The 18A node’s journey has been a sometimes rocky one including the CEO turnover and other issues. In the fall of last year, ...

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan is weighing whether to stop offering the company's 18A technology to external clients and instead focus ...

Intel previously canceled the Intel 20A process, which was meant to be a stepping stone to develop important new technologies.

Intel previously canceled the Intel 20A process, which was meant to be a stepping stone to develop important new technologies. For its latest PC chips, Intel turned to TSMC instead of using the ...

Intel previously canceled the Intel 20A process, which was meant to be a stepping stone to develop important new technologies. For its latest PC chips, Intel turned to TSMC instead of using the ...

In 2024, the company wants to ramp up the "Intel 20A" process node. (So, a "2nm" equivalent, but Intel was calling this node "5nm" previously.

Chips - Semiconductor Intel has entered the angstrom era with 20A and 18A process nodes Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger took the top job at the semiconductor design and manufacturing company in February 2021.

The Intel 20A process is effectively dead. Under CEO Pat Gelsinger, Intel (INTC 0.91%) laid out a plan back in 2021 to develop five new semiconductor process nodes within four years.