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Direct Connect Asia Offers Intimate Setting for Understanding Customers’ Systems Foundry Needs

In every region of the world, there are companies ready to benefit from the full-stack solutions ena...
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Ecosystem Ready: Intel Foundry and Partners Unlock Innovation for Customers

No customer design should ever be gated by ecosystem readiness. That’s the mission of the Intel Foun...
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Reflections on Intel Foundry Direct Connect 2025

April 29th provided an opportunity to share our accomplishments over this past year at Direct Connec...
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Intel Foundry is Paving the Way Towards the Trillion Transistor Chip

At IEDM 2024, Intel Foundry Technology Research published seven papers giving insight into our view ...
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Video: Kevin O’Buckley on Systems Foundry at GSA U.S. Executive Forum

The world needs a systems foundry for the AI era. In this session from Global Semiconductor Alliance...
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Advancing the Open Chiplet Ecosystem with UCIe 2.0

With more than 130 member companies who are leading suppliers and consumers of chiplet-based archite...
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Intel Delivers Leading-Edge Foundry Node with Intel 3 Technology; on Path Back to Process Leadership

Today we are thrilled to share details of the Intel 3 process node, which is our ultimate FinFET-bas...
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