
Intel spends $7 billion on Malaysian chip packaging plant
To deal with chip shortage
Intel is spending $7 billion to build a new chip packaging facility in Malaysia, a major Asian investment intended to address endemic global semiconductor shortages at a time Washington is advocating domestic production.

AMD could go hybrid
Intel could be onto something
The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell on earth yarn claiming that AMD could be planning on bringing in hybrid processors – chips that mix different types of cores.

Intel shows off plans to speed up and shrink chips
Will gain market lead lost to TSMC
Research teams at Intel unveiled work that the company believes will help it keep speeding up and shrinking computing chips over the next ten years, with several technologies aimed at stacking parts of chips on top of each other.

Intel Arc Alchemist gets video treatment
Rumoured launch plans
Intel’s Arc Alchemist graphics chips have been shown in a video, and its launch plans see fresh rumours.

Gelsinger "too old" to save Intel - TSMC boss was wrong
Updated: Claims former TSMC boss, 90 - Corporate Governance guidelines updated to 75 years old
Kicking Pat Gelsinger, 61, is too old to save Intel according to TSMC founder Morris Chang, age 90 told a lecture hall.

Intel has fixed issues with Alder Lake
Chipzilla had problems with gaming DRM
Chipzilla has assured the world+dog that it has fixed most of the problems gamers were having with its Alder Lake processors.

Chipzilla to make its self-driving car unit public
Mobileye plans IPO
Intel is planning to make its self-driving-car unit Mobileye a public company in the middle of next year -- an IPO which could value the Israeli unit at more than $50 billion

Intel’s Raptor Lake-S benchmark leaked
Increase of core/thread count
Videocardz has stumbled across a leaked benchmark that appears to show a Raptor Lake-S CPU sample in action.

Intel wants to avoid a fight with Apple
But armies gathering for 3nm production capacity fight
A war between Intel and Apple is brewing over TSMC’s production capacity for 3nm processors.

Intel updates old tech in secret lab
Runs security tests
Chipzilla has a secret lab which hires more than 100,000 staff, whose only job is to make sure that security tests are carried out on its more ancient tech, according to the Wall Street Journal.