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Intel's Second-Quarter Revenue Faces Hit as Commerce Department Bars Chip Sales to Chinese Customer
The U.S. Department of Commerce has revoked certain export licenses for Intel and Qualcomm, barring the chipmakers from selling consumer-related items to a Chinese customer, a move that is expected to impact Intel's second-quarter revenue. 
The U.S. Department of Commerce has revoked certain export licenses for Intel and Qualcomm, barring the chipmakers from selling consumer-related items to a Chinese customer, a move that is expected to impact Intel's second-quarter revenue. -
Intel Introduces Scaled-Back AI Chips for China in Compliance with U.S. Sanctions
Intel Corporation is set to release two artificial intelligence (AI) chips with limited capabilities specifically for the Chinese market, adhering to the recent U.S. export controls that aim to curb the technological capabilities available to China. 
Intel Corporation is set to release two artificial intelligence (AI) chips with limited capabilities specifically for the Chinese market, adhering to the recent U.S. export controls that aim to curb the technological capabilities available to China. -
Intel's Foundry Business Faces $7 Billion Loss Amid Transition to In-House Chip Manufacturing
Intel Corporation reported a $7 billion operating loss in its foundry division for the fiscal year 2023, marking a concerning downturn for the tech giant's ambitious efforts to revitalize its semiconductor manufacturing prowess. 
Intel Corporation reported a $7 billion operating loss in its foundry division for the fiscal year 2023, marking a concerning downturn for the tech giant's ambitious efforts to revitalize its semiconductor manufacturing prowess. -
Intel's Stock Dips as Q1 2024 Outlook Falls Short of Expectations
Intel Corporation, a key player in the semiconductor industry, experienced a significant drop in its stock value following a disappointing outlook for the first quarter of 2024. This development came as a surprise to investors and analysts alike, as the company's projections fell considerably short of market expectations. Intel Corporation, a key player in the semiconductor industry, experienced a significant drop in its stock value following a disappointing outlook for the first quarter of 2024. This development came as a surprise to investors and analysts alike, as the company's projections fell considerably short of market expectations. -
Intel's New Plant Underscores Resilience of Israeli Tech Amid Conflict
Despite being in a state of war, Israel's tech industry continues to draw foreign investment. 
Despite being in a state of war, Israel's tech industry continues to draw foreign investment. -
Intel CEO Criticizes Nvidia's ‘’AI Moat" as Industry Aims to Break CUDA Dominance
Gelsinger criticized Nvidia's CUDA (a computing platform developed by Nvidia), describing its technological moat as shallow and narrow. He emphasized the growing importance of inference technology over training in artificial intelligence. Gelsinger criticized Nvidia's CUDA (a computing platform developed by Nvidia), describing its technological moat as shallow and narrow. He emphasized the growing importance of inference technology over training in artificial intelligence. -
Intel's Q3 Earnings Surge Past Expectations, Fuels Optimism for Chip Sector
In the face of economic fluctuations and challenges in the PC market, Intel Corporation, the multinational tech giant, reported better-than-anticipated earnings for its third quarter, fueling optimism for a potential turnaround in the chip industry. In the face of economic fluctuations and challenges in the PC market, Intel Corporation, the multinational tech giant, reported better-than-anticipated earnings for its third quarter, fueling optimism for a potential turnaround in the chip industry. -
Intel's 'Historic Victory' Takes a Hit: EU Slaps $400 Million Fine Over PC Chip Dominance
Just last year, Intel celebrated a "historic victory" when the EU court overturned a whopping $1.2 billion antitrust fine. Now, the tech giant faces another EU antitrust penalty. 
Just last year, Intel celebrated a "historic victory" when the EU court overturned a whopping $1.2 billion antitrust fine. Now, the tech giant faces another EU antitrust penalty. -
Intel Unveils AI Suite, Aims to be World's Second-Largest Chip Foundry by 2025
On September 20, Beijing time, Intel hosted the "ON Technology Innovation Summit," where they showcased a range of products, including the Core Ultra processor designed for AI PCs, the AI computing chips Gaudi2 and Gaudi3, the fifth-generation Xeon processors, advanced manufacturing processes, and the latest in packaging technology. On September 20, Beijing time, Intel hosted the "ON Technology Innovation Summit," where they showcased a range of products, including the Core Ultra processor designed for AI PCs, the AI computing chips Gaudi2 and Gaudi3, the fifth-generation Xeon processors, advanced manufacturing processes, and the latest in packaging technology. -
Intel Abandons $5.4 Billion Acquisition of Israeli Chipmaker Over Chinese Regulatory Hurdles, Experts Weigh In
Intel and Israeli semiconductor contractor Tower Semiconductor announced on the 16th that their proposed $5.4 billion acquisition deal has been scrapped due to a lack of timely regulatory approvals. Numerous media outlets, including Reuters and Bloomberg, have indicated that the Chinese regulatory bodies are behind the non-approval. Intel and Israeli semiconductor contractor Tower Semiconductor announced on the 16th that their proposed $5.4 billion acquisition deal has been scrapped due to a lack of timely regulatory approvals. Numerous media outlets, including Reuters and Bloomberg, have indicated that the Chinese regulatory bodies are behind the non-approval.
