Intel receives $8.5 billion from US for expanding high-end fab capacity
Intel receives $8.5 billion from US for expanding high-end fab capacity
arstechnica.com Intel receives $8.5 billion from US for expanding high-end fab capacity
Chips Act funding will primarily be directed toward development of Intel’s 18A node.
Chips Act funding will primarily be directed toward development of Intel’s 18A node.
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kindergarten teachers buy their own supplies and have bake sales to educate your children.
intel grossed 21 billion dollars last year.
Exactly, this behavior is repugnant, further stuffing an already stuffed pig.
I wonder if they're gonna switch their bullshit process node naming scheme to picometers when they run out of angstroms, or if they're going to finally admit that the process name hasn't correlated with transistor size for a long time.