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Trump urges Intel’s CEO to step down while Ohio's U.S. senators criticize company
Intel announced this year that it was postponing the chipmaking facility in Ohio until at least the 2030s. Wolfe Research managing director Chris Caso said the company’s pullback may be at odds with the Trump administration’s intention of growing U.S. semiconductor production capacity.
In a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, Republican Sen. Bernie Moreno accused CEO Lip-Bu Tan of having ties to the "CCP," an apparent reference to the Chinese communist party. The senator called on ...
Gov. Mike DeWine says Intel is still committed to Ohio even as it announced it will "further slow" the pace of construction ...
The company delayed the dates by which both Ohio fab plants will be operational to at least 2031, and announced in April it ...
Oh, to have been a fly on the wall when Gov. Mike DeWine, leaders of the Ohio Department of Development and JobsOhio learned the “well, actually …” that should have been attached to news a couple of ...
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Former Intel board members: America’s champion is likely to retreat, and we still need a leading-edge chip manufacturer
All of these announcements strongly imply a gradual exit from the chip manufacturing business, turning Intel into a fabless ...
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Intel Can't Stop Cutting
Predictions for when Intel Foundry may finally be profitable. The seven links of the semiconductor value chain. To catch full ...
A process, touted as critical to regaining its technological lead, has reportedly hit yield issues, jeopardizing its ability ...
Intel's 18A process involved big manufacturing changes and introduced newer technologies all at once, such as a next-generation transistor design and a feature that would improve the delivery of ...
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