In a chip drought, governments look set to splash cash

Leaderhip changes at the open source hyperscale hardware group

But it won't use it for 3D XPoint

Top down change to help slow the decline

And announces new members including IBM and Intel

Offloading processing to help out CPUs

Opens wallet for open source chip designer

Primarily focused on getting funding for the CHIPS Act

US chip giant looks to 3D stacking as it hopes to turn around declining sales

But claims it will pick up next quarter

It's going to get a little better, but the problem won't go away for a while

Test system hopes to explore the new chips, and research AI

Intel catches up on AMD, but doesn't quite pull ahead

Plus a research collaboration with IBM, 7nm on the way, access to x86, and more

But will stick to building CPUs in house - for now

Taking over from Bob Swan next month

Along with the Department of Energy, Homeland Security, and more - but each group was compromised to different extents

Coming to the cloud next year, along with Intel Habana

Intel will refocus its efforts on AI, Edge and 5G

Cashes in his chips, bets on the cloud

Blames a defect in the process

Blink and you'll have missed it

With the latest Intel chips

He was instrumental to Intel's chip strategy