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Intel in talks with Biden admin for more than $10 bn in subsidies

Intel climbed as much as 1.1 per cent in late trading Friday after Bloomberg reported the news. The stock was down 13 per cent this year through the close

Articul8: Here is everything about Intel's enterprise-focused GenAI company

Intel has set-up Articul8 together with the global investment firm DigitalBridge Group. It aims to provide enterprise customers a full-stack, vertically-optimised and secure GenAI software platform

Intel partners with Israel to invest $25 bn in new manufacturing facility

The new factory is expected to begin operating in 2028. Intel will operate it at least till 2035

Israel to give Intel $3.2 bn grant for new $25 bn chip plant in south

This is the largest investment ever by a company in Israel. The news comes as Israel remains locked in a war with Palestinian militant group Hamas in the wake of the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel

Intel beats expectations as margins rise, manufacturing momentum builds

The company expects fourth-quarter adjusted profit per share of about 44 cents, above analysts' estimate of 32 cents

Intel appoints Gokul Subramaniam as the new president of its India site

Subramaniam, who is based in Bengaluru, has been with Intel for over 11 years and has occupied various technical and business leadership roles

Intel hit with $400 million EU antitrust fine in decades-old case

The court, however, agreed with the European Commission that Intel illegally excluded rivals from the market which prompted the EU antitrust watchdog to re-open the case

Intel to drop $5.4 billion Tower deal after China review delayed: Reports

Intel does not plan to negotiate an extension of the contract, and will instead pay Tower a $353 million break-up fee to walk away, the sources added

On an exciting growth path in India, committed to serve market, says AMD

AMD India is on an "exciting growth path", a senior executive of its India operations said, praising the engineering talent in the country and affirming the chipmaker's deep commitment to serving the market here. Acknowledging the "invaluable contributions" of Indian engineers to its chipsets, Vinay Sinha, Corporate Vice President, India Sales, AMD said, "With Xilinx and Pensando, today India teams have an R&D footprint in every product across AMD's diversified portfolio". AMD operations in India are central to every major product and design offering, and the company expects that to continue, he added. India was quick to pick up AI, Sinha said of the new age technology that is quickly transitioning to a tool that can transform businesses fundamentally, and that can drive enormous disruption and increase in requisite investments. The country is also key to developing AMD's data centre business focus. "AMD is deeply committed to serving the Indian market and is excited about the ...

Intel rebrands its processor chips for the first time in 15 years

The company will introduce a new range of PC chips called 'Core Ultra' to better compete with other chipmakers like AMD and Nvidia in the market

Intel GPU chief Raja Koduri quits to form own generative AI startup

Indian-American Raja Koduri, head of Intel's Accelerated Computing Systems and Graphics Group, has quit the chip-making major to form his own generative artificial intelligence (AI) startup.

Chip-maker Intel's next-generation chips may support Windows 12: Report

Chip-maker Intel's next-generation CPUs will reportedly support as-of-yet announced Windows 12

Intel launches sixteen new locked 13th Gen Core desktop processors

The top of the ten basic variations is the Core i9-13900, which keeps the 13900K's core and thread count but reduces all clock speeds, with boost clocks lowering by up to 200MHz

HCLTech joins hands with Intel and Mavenir for enterprise 5G solutions

The three will develop cloud-native E2E architecture of an Intel Xeon processor-based 5G solution, leveraging Mavenir RAN, Intel SmartEdge, and HCLTech's management and automation services

FakeCatcher: Know everything about Intel's real-time deepfake detector tech

Intel claims that FakeCatcher is the world's first real-time deepfake detector, which can detect fake videos in milliseconds with a 96% accuracy rate

Apple to source made-in-US chips for its devices to reduce reliance on Asia

Cook is likely referring to an Arizona factory that will be run by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Apple's exclusive chip-manufacturing partner.

Intel launches 13th Gen Core K-series desktop processors in India

Users can take advantage of the latest processors' performance improvements with existing Intel 600 or new Intel 700 series chipset motherboards

Intel Unison: What is it, rollout timeline, supported platforms, and more

Intel Unison is a software solution that would let the Android and iOS users to transfer files, answer calls, and read text on select Intel Evo-compliant PCs

India's chip-making gambit: Ambitious plans or breakthrough strategy?

India has already offered an unprecedented $10 bn as capital subsidy. Is that enough? And is self-reliance the right approach in a mega-buck game, or better to be part of a network, wonders T N Ninan

Biden to attend groundbreaking of Intel's $20 bn Ohio semiconductor plants

Intel Corp will break ground September 9 on its planned USD 20 billion Ohio semiconductor facilities with President Joe Biden in attendance, the company and the the White House said Thursday. When the company's two factories, known as fabs, open in 2025, the facility will employ 3,000 people with an average salary of around USD 135,000. Building the fabs is expected to require 7,000 construction workers. Total investment could top USD 100 billion over the decade with six additional fabs, Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger has said. It's Ohio's largest ever private economic development project. Biden will speak on "rebuilding American manufacturing" through recently passed laws boosting the semiconductor industry and U.S. infrastructure, the White House said. Expanding semiconductor manufacturing domestically took on new urgency during the pandemic and as most production has shifted overseas. The US share of the worldwide chip manufacturing market has declined from 37 per cent in 1990 to 1