Intel unveiled its Meteor Lake laptop processors alongside a Raptor Lake Refresh last year, and with it came a renewed commitment to the company's process node roadmap that it first published in 2021.

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Intel this week made some big revelations about its future technology roadmap and upcoming products, including what partners should expect in Intel's next-generation 10-nanometer CPUs next year.

Despite revenue growth, Intel reported $2.8 billion in operating losses in Q2 due to higher manufacturing costs. Explore more ...

However, the company appears to have a plan, a roadmap to recovery. Intel is executing on strategies to wrestle ... By YE24, ...

Intel will produce the specialized "AI fabric chip" for Amazon, using its 18A manufacturing process, which is the company’s ...

Gelsinger called the new roadmap “one of the most detailed ... which includes Meteor Lake CPUs for clients and Granite Rapids CPUs for data centers. Intel is promising a roughly 20 percent ...

Intel needs a whole lot of big wins for both its chip design and selling business and its increasingly arm’s length foundry ...

Intel stock is at a low and things could get worse before they get better.

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The Intel 18A process remains on track to be ready by the end of the year, with high-volume production slated for 2025. Multiple future first-party products, including Panther Lake PC CPUs and ...