Intel May Manufacture Apple's iPhone Chips Starting in 2028
Intel could start producing non-Pro iPhone chips by 2028 using its 14A process, marking a major shift in Apple's manufacturing strategy while maintaining in-house chip design.
Intel could start producing non-Pro iPhone chips by 2028 using its 14A process, marking a major shift in Apple's manufacturing strategy while maintaining in-house chip design.
Intel reverses course on spinning off NEX networking unit, choosing to keep it in-house for better integration with AI and data center offerings.
Intel shares jump over 7% after analyst reports Apple may use Intel's foundries for M-series processors starting 2027, marking major win for chip giant's manufacturing business.
AMD forecasts 35% annual revenue growth over 3-5 years, with AI data center sales jumping 80% annually as chip demand accelerates despite market concerns.
Elon Musk says Tesla needs a "terafab"—a massive chip plant—to power its future in self-driving cars (Cybercab) and robots (Optimus). Musk says "worth having discussions" with Intel to make chips.
Intel posts upbeat revenue forecast, boosted by rising PC demand and new investments from Nvidia, SoftBank, and the U.S. government. Shares jump as CEO Lip-Bu Tan’s cost cuts and turnaround strategy take shape.