Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan revealed at the company’s AI Summit that executives across industries are desperately calling for more processors as compute demand explodes. But memory, not chips, is the real bottleneck—suppliers say there’s no relief until 2028. Thermal management has also become critical, with air cooling insufficient for AI workloads. Meanwhile, Intel’s foundry business…
Intel’s CEO expressed disappointment over unmet market demand, as the chip giant reported a significant quarterly loss and projected further losses. Supply shortages and production ramp-up costs are impacting revenue, which fell short of expectations. Despite government support and recent stock surges, the company faces execution challenges and disappointing fabrication yields, raising concerns about its…
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan has thanked President Donald Trump for the support in helping the company ‘Make in America’. Tan’s message follows a high-level meeting with the President, who celebrated the ‘milestone’ in American semiconductor manufacturing by highlighting the first “sub-2 nanometer” CPU processors are now being designed, built and packaged entirely within the US.“I…
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan called upon two of Silicon Valley’s most influential leaders—Microsoft’s Satya Nadella and Nvidia’s Jensen Huang—to vouch for him with President Donald Trump after the president publicly demanded his resignation over alleged China ties, according to Reuters. The behind-the-scenes outreach, which occurred in August 2025 following Trump’s social media attack calling Tan…
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan, in his first New Year’s message, highlighted a transformative nine months marked by significant layoffs and strategic partnerships. Despite a substantial loss, Tan secured crucial government funding and investments from tech giants. He also navigated a public challenge from former President Trump, ultimately strengthening Intel’s domestic manufacturing focus and boosting its…
When Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan joined the company earlier this year, his appointment faced scrutiny over his investment in over 600 Chinese tech companies. Now, multi-billion dollar deals linked to the CEO have come under renewed attention after new details emerged about Intel’s attempted bid for AI chip startup Rivos. According to a report by…
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) has filed a lawsuit against a former executive, Lo Wen-jen. The world’s biggest contract chipmaker by market share has alleged that Wen-jen leaked trade secrets before joining rival Intel. According to a Bloomberg report, the company claimed there is a high probability that the 75-year-old executive disclosed proprietary knowledge to…
TSMC has reportedly opened an internal investigation to find whether Lo Wen-jen has taken trade secrets with him to Intel without its consent. According to a report in Bloomberg, Taiwanese newspapers spent the week reporting on the transition of Lo Wen-jen, 75, from his retirement from TSMC earlier this year to joining Intel in recent…
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan has dismissed the allegations that a recently hired executive brought proprietary information from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) to the American chipmaker, asserting that Intel respects intellectual property rights. The comments came a day after Taiwan’s High Prosecutors Office launched an inquiry to determine whether any laws were violated, according to…