Two and a half months after Santa Clara tech giant Intel announced it would be cutting 15,000 jobs, the axes are beginning to fall. The California documents said that the first Folsom and San Jose ...

Financially, Intel’s recent earnings reports show mixed results. While some revenue numbers are up slightly, earnings per ...

Intel would power all of them. Intel may have predicted the evolution of PCs, but it missed the boat on both mobile computing and the AI boom, the two major technology waves that have defined the past ...

Intel, the Santa Clara tech behemoth known for its computer chips, announced plans to slash 15,000 jobs on Thursday. In an email sent to employees and published on Intel’s website, CEO Pat Gelsinger ...

In the latest big tech layoff, Intel revealed that it is cutting 15,000 employees, representing 15% of the company’s total staff. In a memo to employees, CEO Pat Gelsinger blamed the decision on poor ...

TSMC's concern centers on the possibility that former SVP Wei-Jen Lo could transfer sensitive technical knowledge to his new employer.

deep dive Not long after rejoining Intel in 2021, former CEO Pat Gelsinger announced an ambitious plan to reinvent the chipmaker as a contract semiconductor manufacturing powerhouse.… Four years later ...

For nearly 30 years, Intel was the world’s biggest chipmaker. A decade ago, things began to shift, though—and these days, the company’s very future is at a crossroads. Financials for the past two ...

Intel's year has been rough, with the stock tumbling over 52% year-to-date and down 38% over the past year. But if you think this chip giant is ready to surrender, think again. Intel has been busy ...

Intel has named a new chief executive, as the chipmaking giant attempts to recover from several bruising years that saw the one-time industry leader fall behind most of its rivals. The company ...

UPDATE: Intel to cut more than 16,500 jobs in one of biggest mass tech layoffs since pandemic Intel, the semiconductor giant based in Santa Clara, is reportedly poised to lay off thousands of ...

Still in patent stages, Intel’s Software Defined Super Core CPUs could deliver faster task processing and improved gaming performance. The tech would essentially use multiple cores to process a task ...