Faraday to collaborate with Arm and Intel to develop 64-core processors
Processors will be based on Arm Neoverse technology and made by Intel Foundry Services
News - Intel Foundry Services
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Intel collaborates with UMC to develop new 12nm process node
The new node will be developed by Intel Foundry Services at its Arizona site
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Intel announces glass core substrate, expected before 2030
Could support larger and more powerful chips
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Intel to provide US foundry services to Tower Semiconductor
After it failed to acquire the Israeli business
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Intel to sell dedicated server business to MiTAC
And company announces collaboration with Arm on SoC design
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Intel Foundry head steps down, as contract chip making division tries to ramp up
Randhir Thakur leaves amid wider company cuts
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Intel to manufacture MediaTek Edge chips, instead of TSMC
An early win for Intel Foundry Services
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Intel to acquire Tower Semiconductor for $5.4 billion, in boost for foundry business
Gaining a greater share of the older, bigger node business
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Intel launches $1 billion fund for foundry ecosystem, joins RISC-V governing body
As it looks beyond x86 for its foundry business
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Intel could be planning factories in France, Germany, Italy, and Ohio, US
In a huge spending spree to support new foundry business
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Intel promises European chip fabs worth up to $95 billion over a decade - with the right government incentives
Will build a semiconductor plant just for the automotive industry
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DoD awards Intel Foundry contract for domestic chip supply
This may be IFS' largest contract to date
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Intel plans to spend $20bn on semiconductor plants, create its own foundry business
Plus a research collaboration with IBM, 7nm on the way, access to x86, and more