Intel

Intel’s near-term competitiveness relies heavily on the success of a single semiconductor manufacturing technology: the 18A node.

Intel begins its transformation with job cuts, a forced return to the office, and a crackdown on internal bureaucracy.

Intel is experiencing one of the most challenging periods in its 50-year history.

The Trump administration prioritizes an Intel rescue plan to shore up American chip production.

The new CEO will likely implement significant cost-cutting measures, which may result in layoffs.

Lip-Bu Tan will become CEO on March 18, facing the challenge of strengthening the company in a more competitive market.

The new range is designed to meet the needs of various types of users.

Scammers employ a range of tactics to deceive buyers.

The crisis shaking Intel has sent ripples through the semiconductor industry. As one of the industry’s most venerable companies, Intel’s struggles are under intense scrutiny.

Former CEO Pat Gelsinger wanted to achieve the most advanced lithography and the industry’s best transistors by 2025.

Gelsinger missed the opportunity to capitalize on the surge of AI, which has proven to be particularly detrimental.

The laptop market is crucial for Intel, especially during the current challenging situation.