TSMC to Charge up to 30% More for Chips Made in the U.S.
TSMCs quotes for U.S. and Japan-made chips will be higher than for chips produces in Taiwan.
Source: tomshardware.com
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Deja Vu? Intel | designnews.com
Continuing poor market for PCs and servers dooms first quarter results for two of the largest semiconductor suppliers.
Pat Gelsinger Data Center Foundry Services Client Computing Group Meteor Lake Client Computing Client Computing Group
Source: designnews.com
Intel and Arm team up on chip manufacturing compatibility
Intels foundry business has entered into a multigeneration agreement with Arm to enable chip designers to build low-power compute system-on-chips (SoCs) on the Intel 18A process.
Source: evertiq.com
Intel to sell dedicated server business to MiTAC
And company announces collaboration with Arm on SoC design
Source: datacenterdynamics.com
Intel Quits & Sells Server Business To MiTAC As Part Of IDM 2.0 Strategy
Intel has officially announced that it's shutting off its server business (motherboards/racks) and selling it off to MiTAC.
United States Data Center Solutions Group Data Center Solutions Group To Mi Data Center Systems Foundry Services Data Center Blocks
Source: wccftech.com
Intel Continues Comeback With New Catalysts
Intel's collaboration with ARM in the U.K. is the latest step toward completing the IDM 2.0 turnaround initiative by CEO Pat Gelsinger.
United States Pat Gelsinger Han Zheng Foundry Services Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Samsung Electronics
Source: entrepreneur.com
The Morning After: The Mario theme joins your old tweets in the Library of Congress
The biggest news stories this morning: Philips new Ultra Efficient LED bulbs use 40 percent less energy, NPR is ditching Twitter over government-funded media label on its main account, The Mario theme joins your old tweets in the Library of Congress..
Source: engadget.com
Intel to make Arm-based chips at its foundry locations
The new agreement between Intel and Arm will see mobile chips that use Arm designs made with Intel's 18A process. The financial terms of this new chip making agreement were not revealed.
Source: neowin.net
Intel, ARM to Bring New Smartphone Processors to Power Your Devices—What to Expect
Intel is ramping up its development of smartphone processors, enlisting ARM's help. A new smartphone processor is coming from a renowned semiconductor chip company, Intel, which recently partnered with ARM to bring life to handheld mobile devices.
United Kingdom Pat Gelsinger Isaiah Richard Intel Foundry Services Intel Semiconductor Development Program Prototypes
Source: techtimes.com
Your next phone could feature an Arm chip made by Intel
Intel and Arm announced a partnership that will allow designers to build low-power chips through Intel Foundry Services. The agreement is a major boost to IFS, which is aiming to surpass Samsung.
Source: windowscentral.com