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Siemens Digital Industries Software today announced it has collaborated with Intel Foundry to develop a comprehensive workflow for the foundry’s embedded multi-die interconnect bridge (EMIB) approach to in-package, high-density interconnect of heterogeneous chips. Leveraging the expertise and world class technology of Siemens' industry leading IC and PCB design portfolios, Intel’s EMIB technology delivers advanced integrated…

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Microsoft has signed a $15 billion deal to take advantage of Intel’s foundry services that produce chips designed by other companies.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announces the company has chosen a brand new chip design it plans to produce on the new Intel 18A process node.

Get latest articles and stories on Latest News at LatestLY. HCL Technologies (HCLTech) is expanding a longstanding collaboration with Intel Foundry to co-develop customised silicon solutions for semiconductor manufacturers, system OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers), and cloud services providers to enhance foundry services, according to a release on Thursday. Latest News | HCLTech, Intel Foundry Expand Collaboration for Global Semiconductor Innovation.

The partnership brings together HCLTechs design expertise with Intel Foundrys advanced technology and manufacturing capabilities to establish a resilient and diversified supply chain, marking a new era of innovation and excellence.

Intel will be manufacturing Microsoft's next custom chip using its 18A node process.

New Delhi, Feb 22 (IANS) Global technology company HCLTech on Thursday announced that it is expanding its longstanding collaboration with Intel Foundry to

Intel says it plans to retake the mantle of making the worlds fastest chips from TSMC later this year with what it calls Intel 18A manufacturing technology and extend that lead into 2026 with new technology called Intel 14A.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger told us he is willing to build chips for anyone, including Lisa Su of AMD.