In fact, it's still very much game on. Ultimately, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has made a huge bet on the company's 18A node.

The first of these is called 18A-P, and promises another 8 percent performance per watt improvement over the base 18A node.

The $10 million he's reportedly receiving in severance pay must soften the blow, but I can't help but assume ex-Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger ... about low Intel 18A yields. Gelsinger says: "Speaking ...

Chipzilla’s CEO Lip-Bu Tan leans into realism Troubled Chipzilla is stretching its long-promised 18A process into two new ...

which included the surprise "retirement" of former CEO Pat Gelsinger, has put a cloud of uncertainty over Intel's foundry ambitions, the company provided some new details on the Intel 18A process ...

It seems chip stock Intel might owe a debt of gratitude to former CEO Pat Gelsinger, as the 18A process he started—regarded by some as a “bet-the-company” initiative—is ac ...

Intel’s decision to outsource 2 nm production with TSMC is a bad sign for US chips manufacturer In October 2021, then Intel ...

Nvidia's AI chip market success comes from competitive moats, said Pat Gelsinger. Intel's new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, acknowledged the company's issues in an address last month. Ex-Intel CEO Pat Gelsinge ...

Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger admitted Nvidia's AI chip dominance stemmed from superior execution by CEO Jensen Huang and strategic advantages like NVLink and CUDA. Intel's missteps, including ...

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Pat Gelsinger, the former CEO of Intel, on Wednesday joined venture capital firm Playground Global as a general partner and also joined the board of a startup working to ...