Intel Goes All In On 18A In A Showdown With TSMC

Summary:

  • Intel is focusing all resources on its 18A node, skipping the 20A node, to compete with TSMC’s latest offerings.
  • Success or failure of the 18A node is critical for Intel’s future, potentially determining the company’s ability to compete and regain investor confidence.
  • Despite rumors of yield issues, Intel maintains that 18A will be ready for high volume production by early 2025.
  • Investing in Intel stock now is a high-risk, higher-reward play.

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Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) has been in the news cycle a lot lately, and not for the reasons investors have hoped. First, the company announced a major restructuring last month in an effort to turn around its lagging


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