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Intel 18A's BSPDN Leap Wins Tech Edge but Delays Customer Adoption
technology17 days ago

Intel 18A's BSPDN Leap Wins Tech Edge but Delays Customer Adoption

Intel’s 18A process introduces Backside Power Delivery Network (BSPDN) along with PowerVia and RibbonFET, freeing front-side real estate and boosting power efficiency, but its ground‑up impact on chip design makes external adoption slow. Industry observers expect wider uptake only later in the decade (around 2027), with 14A‑class nodes a more likely external path, though Intel’s early lead still gives it a competitive edge over rivals like TSMC.

Intel’s Foundry Push Faces Real-World Hurdles Amid Apple Hopes
market-news1 month ago

Intel’s Foundry Push Faces Real-World Hurdles Amid Apple Hopes

Intel’s ambitious foundry push is hitting headwinds as it struggles to land customers for its 18A and 14A processes, with most current revenue from internal chip sales; a potential Apple M-series production deal could help but is years away, leaving near-term upside for INTC shares uncertain despite a strong rally and a Hold consensus with a roughly $48 price target.

Intel Climbs to Four-Year High Ahead of Q4 Earnings on Panther Lake Optimism
business1 month ago

Intel Climbs to Four-Year High Ahead of Q4 Earnings on Panther Lake Optimism

Intel’s stock surged 11.7% to its highest close since January 2022 ahead of its Q4 2025 results, with analysts forecasting eight cents a share on about $13.42 billion in revenue; investors are focused on guidance for the Panther Lake CPUs and potential external foundry clients, as robust server CPU demand and growing partner interest—potentially including Apple—support the company’s 18A manufacturing push despite ongoing quarterly losses in its foundry unit.

Intel Rises to 52-Week High as Onshore Chipmaking Push Meets Cautious Optimism
business1 month ago

Intel Rises to 52-Week High as Onshore Chipmaking Push Meets Cautious Optimism

Motley Fool’s podcast questions whether Intel’s stock run to a new 52-week high is justified by government backing and plans to bring advanced chipmaking onshore (18A and 14A) for AI applications. While the panel notes the potential long-term upside from a strengthened U.S. foundry and partnerships like NVIDIA, they warn that near-term profitability remains uncertain and the stock could remain volatile as Intel works to secure major customers and prove out its domestic manufacturing strategy.

Intel's Q4 Preview: AI Push Amid Foundry Delays
markets1 month ago

Intel's Q4 Preview: AI Push Amid Foundry Delays

Intel is set to report Q4 2025 after the close on Jan 22, with expected EPS of $0.08 and revenue around $13.4 billion; the stock has surged about 123% in 2025 on a Nvidia partnership, government support, and progress on its 18A process, but foundry delays remain a concern for its next-gen chip roadmap. HSBC and Seaport Global have upgraded Intel, but the overall rating remains Hold with a $43.37 average target, implying downside risk if cost cuts and AI-chip roadmaps stall. Options traders anticipate roughly an 8.9% move post-earnings as investors watch updates on Panther Lake and 18A.

Intel’s New Chipsets and Strategies Signal a Critical Turn in U.S. Chipmaking
technology4 months ago

Intel’s New Chipsets and Strategies Signal a Critical Turn in U.S. Chipmaking

Intel's recent product announcements, including Panther Lake and the 18A chip, reflect the vision of former CEO Pat Gelsinger, who aimed to establish Intel as a dominant foundry player with innovative technologies like PowerVia and RibbonFET. These products are the culmination of Gelsinger's efforts to revitalize Intel's manufacturing capabilities, although current leadership under CEO Lip-Bu Tan is expected to influence future developments like the 14A node.

"Intel's Groundbreaking AI-Optimized Foundry and Future Chipmaking Plans Unveiled"
technology2 years ago

"Intel's Groundbreaking AI-Optimized Foundry and Future Chipmaking Plans Unveiled"

Intel launches Intel Foundry as the world’s first systems foundry for the AI era, unveiling an expanded process roadmap with Intel 14A process technology and specialized node evolutions. The company also announced a design win with Microsoft planning to produce a chip design on the Intel 18A process, along with support from ecosystem partners and readiness from IP and EDA vendors. Intel's systems foundry approach aims to offer full-stack optimization, sustainability, and resilience, with a commitment to becoming the industry’s most sustainable foundry by 2030.