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March 3, 2026Published
Frank D. Yeary and Dr. Craig H. Barratt
SANTA CLARA, Calif., March 3, 2026 – Intel Corporation today...
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By focusing on the raw technology -- all of which I agree with! -- you missed out what is probably at least as important (if not more...
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excellent point. and Israel is still a major fab site and malaysia and vietnam huge AT sites. There are reasons for different...
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Very unlikely.
Most likely scenario. If Intel can't do this by 2030, they picked the wrong CEO, IMO.
If China keeps up (or...
Mar 3, 2026
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Intel from 2024-Feb-SPIE to 2026-Feb-SPIE, glad to see these progressions toward being realistic for volume manufacturing
from >28nm to...
Mar 3, 2026
Sorry, can Intel concentrate all its resources in Arizona, Oregon, New Mexico, and Ireland? I believe Intel already got enough sites.
Mar 3, 2026
An aerial view from February 2025 shows construction progress at Intel's Ohio One campus where Intel plans to invest more than $28...
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ChatGPT: I'm sorry, Oh you meant that was a "fluke"? I thought you meant "use nukes".
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I wonder... how does one depend on a technology, LLMs, which are known to provide false information and analyses, in venues like a...
Mar 3, 2026
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ChatGPT: I'm sorry, Oh you meant that was a "fluke"? I thought you meant "use nukes".
Mar 3, 2026
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As I mentioned previously. Before Intel can need Ohio, They need to fill Fab 52 (not filled yet) and finish tool out and start to ramp...
Mar 3, 2026
ChatGPT: I'm sorry, Oh you meant that was a "fluke"? I thought you meant "use nukes".
Mar 3, 2026
I wonder... how does one depend on a technology, LLMs, which are known to provide false information and analyses, in venues like a...
Mar 3, 2026
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Love the pictures.
My recollection is the XEON 6 ecore is Sierra Forrest is Intel 3 process. I heard sales were very slow/low compared...
Mar 3, 2026
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Good question Mr Blue. Imo the armed forces have the same FOMO as civilian business leaders, driving their desires to use ai asap. They...
Mar 3, 2026
Daniel Nenni posted the thread Intel Board Chair Frank D. Yeary to Retire Following Annual Meeting; Dr. Craig H. Barratt Elected as Chair in SemiWiki Main Forum ( Ask the Experts! ).March 3, 2026Published Frank D. Yeary and Dr. Craig H. Barratt SANTA CLARA, Calif., March 3, 2026 – Intel Corporation today...
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By focusing on the raw technology -- all of which I agree with! -- you missed out what is probably at least as important (if not more...
hist78 replied to the thread Intel Ohio One Construction Timeline Update.Sorry, can Intel concentrate all its resources in Arizona, Oregon, New Mexico, and Ireland? I believe Intel already got enough sites.
Haha.
ChatGPT: I'm sorry, Oh you meant that was a "fluke"? I thought you meant "use nukes".
Xebec replied to the thread OpenAI amends Pentagon deal as Sam Altman admits it looks ‘sloppy’.ChatGPT: I'm sorry, Oh you meant that was a "fluke"? I thought you meant "use nukes".