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Sanctions shadow falls over Intel after testing advanced wafer processing systems

New reporting revealed that Intel evaluated advanced chip-making equipment from a supplier connected to previous U.S. sanctions. The information drew strong reactions across the tech industry because ...
The Motley Fool

Intel Is Still Making Too Many Unforced Errors. Can the Chip Giant Get Out of Its Own Way?

Intel stock fell double digits after its first-quarter guidance missed the mark. The company underestimated demand for its data center chips. Intel's fabs remain a liability, though investors see them ...
CNBC

Inside Intel’s new Arizona fab, where the chipmaker’s fate hangs in the balance

Intel's advanced chip node, 18A, is now in high-volume production at its new Arizona fab, but no major outside customers have emerged The fab is meant to help Intel catch back up to TSMC after years ...
Reuters

Exclusive: Intel has tested chipmaking tools from firm with sanctioned China unit, sources say

WASHINGTON/SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Chipmaker Intel (INTC.O), opens new tab, has tested chipmaking tools this year from a toolmaker with deep roots in China and two overseas units that were ...
AOL

Intel Is Still Making Too Many Unforced Errors. Can the Chip Giant Get Out of Its Own Way?

It's been a wild few months for Intel (NASDAQ: INTC). After over a year of being the biggest dog in the chip sector, the legacy company is suddenly on fire, jumping more than 150% in five months as ...