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As a result of the largest public-private investment ever made in the U.S. semiconductor industry, Intel Foundry has announced plans to expand semiconductor ...

While the evolution and uptake of AI has been rapid, the industry is still in the early stages of realizing AIs potential. The history of artificial intelligence is being...

The world runs on semiconductors. To meet the growing demand expected to continue for years to come, Intel Foundry is investing heavily in technology innovation and capacity expansion,...

Intel will likely benefit from efforts to reduce the world's dependence on Taiwan for chip production.

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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has publicly invited Tesla CEO Elon Musk to tour his firms semiconductor fab lines. In a post on the Twitter/X social media platform, Gelsinger said he was thinking of Musk when he was awarded the $8.5 billion in CHIPS Act funding, earlier in the week.

Intel and Arm reached an agreement Friday to collaborate on an initiative providing support to startups, in a move the companies suggest could help propel AI innovation.