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"There is an important difference between technologies made in America and technologies that are truly American-made. The difference lies in the research and development process that transforms ideas into manufacturable technologies."
Building semiconductor leadership requires both innovation and the manufacturing capacity to bring it to scale.
In his latest piece, Naga Chandrasekaran highlights Intel Foundry’s growing U.S. footprint, including progress on our Ohio site.
Read more: ms.spr.ly/6010avfyk
#IntelFoundry
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$INTC Foundry will become foundational to leading edge chip manufacturing over the next decade. So much Intel value will be unlocked as it ramps. 👀
Building semiconductor leadership requires both innovation and the manufacturing capacity to bring it to scale.
In his latest piece, Naga Chandrasekaran highlights Intel Foundry’s growing U.S. footprint, including progress on our Ohio site.
Read more: ms.spr.ly/6010avfyk
#IntelFoundry
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Intel Oregon employs more than 15K people doing cutting edge R&D for American process technologies. The only US company doing so. (Volume production in Arizona/NM/Ohio employees even more)
TSMC Arizona after their 6 Fab buildout is done in the early 2030s in Arizona plans to employ 12,500.
R&D is by far the biggest driver of employment and continuous investment than importing foreign technologies.
$INTC
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Building semiconductor leadership requires innovation and the manufacturing capacity to bring it to scale.
In a new piece, Naga Chandrasekaran shares how Intel Foundry is expanding that capacity across the U.S., including progress on our Ohio site, where the initial major structural truss has been installed on first fab.
Read more: ms.spr.ly/6015aauoh
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Arizona continues to prove why it's a top destination for semiconductors 🌵
Great to join @AZChamber & industry leaders celebrate the momentum driving Arizona’s manufacturing sector. From workforce to tech innovation, the future is being built right here. Proud to be part of it.
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Naga $INTC holding court at @Applied4Tech EPIC Center opening after recently signing on.
Why join Samsung and TSMC as a founding partner one week ago risking IP leakage?
“We are now having to look at the innovation at a system level. We need to look at customer expectations, translate that back down to an atomic level, and now start developing and delivering to the customer at a very fast pace, and it cannot happen just inside the factory walls. It cannot happen just inside the individual companies that we operate with. It has to happen as a collaborative ecosystem.”
“We are starting to look at multiple chiplets put on these substrates and scaling the substrate size from what used to be two to 3x reticle size to now 9x and maybe even 12x as we look at the future, and that's driving a whole supply chain and ecosystem-level innovation right now.”
“Our customers want innovation every year.”
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Today we call it “Purpose-Built Silicon”
On October 6, 1986, Intel expanded its commitment to the ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit) market, building custom-designed chips built to meet the specific needs of a particular application.
As we mark this 40-year milestone, we celebrate the employees whose vision, ingenuity, and determination helped shape this important chapter in Intel's history.
From the pioneers who launched Intel's ASIC efforts to those who continued building on that foundation, thank you for your contributions and lasting impact.
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AI is moving fast. Semiconductor innovation has to keep pace.
@Intel and @Applied4Tech are deepening our technical collaboration across transistors, interconnects, and advanced packaging to move innovation from R&D to manufacturing faster. ir.appliedmaterials.com/news…
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“When you go mountain climbing, the first thing you are told is not to look at the peak, but to keep your eyes on the ground as you climb. You just keep climbing patiently one step at a time.”
Akira Kurosawa
100 days back at @Intel_Foundry and Seok-Hee Lee has been focused on accelerating our advanced packaging roadmap and spending time with teams across our global manufacturing network.
His reflections on the journey so far ⬇️
lnkd.in/p/gQek8gis
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Really enjoyed this conversation with Jodi Shelton and @LipBuTan1. He opens up about growing up in Malaysia, finding his own path, taking risks, and the experiences that shaped how he leads today. There’s a lot to take away... listen to the season two premiere of @ABitPersonalPod.
youtube.com/watch?v=Nz2e-RJd…
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What does it look like to invent the future 10 years ahead of schedule? 🧵👇
Go "Behind This Door" at Intel’s Technology Research facility in Oregon, where our engineers, chemists, and physicists are creatively pushing the boundaries of what’s physically possible.
Tonight @Intel_Foundry & @ASMLcompany announced real progress on High NA EUV. With over 1 million wafers processed to date and High NA in production today, our collaboration is delivering value now while laying the foundation for future scaling.
tomshardware.com/tech-indust…
On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, Heather Penney and her flight lead left Andrews Air Force Base in unarmed F-16s, prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice and take down United 93 before it could reach Washington. True bravery.
She recounts that day:
c-span.org/program/oral-hist…
"Intel 18A-P, the first performance-enhanced node in the Intel 18A family, builds on that foundation to deliver more than 9% higher performance at the same power or over 18% lower power at the same performance compared to Intel 18A."
linkedin.com/pulse/intel-18a…
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AI-scale workloads are putting greater pressure on data center CPUs to deliver more performance within fixed power limits. That makes transistor architecture and power delivery key factors in determining how effectively process improvements translate into real processor performance.
In partnership with @intel, @TheFuturumGroup examines how Intel’s 18A-P process combines RibbonFET transistors with PowerVia backside power delivery to improve operating frequency at low voltage. The brief explores the silicon-validated results behind these technologies and what they mean for Diamond Rapids, Intel’s next-generation Xeon platform.
⏯️ Explore the key findings, and use the link to download the full brief:
👉 bit.ly/4xjx4GC
#Semiconductors #DataCenter #Intel #AIInfrastructure #Futurum