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Intel’s Israel operations hang in the balance as TSMC and Broadcom circle
18.02.25
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CTech
With Intel facing a potential breakup, its Israeli chip development and manufacturing hubs could see drastic changes—ranging from new ownership to possible cutbacks.
Is Intel’s time up? TSMC and Broadcom move in as the chipmaker falters
16.02.25
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Omer Kabir
With AI advancements falling short, Intel's future may lie in a breakup, with two major players eyeing parts of the company.
Intel’s existential crisis: Can Broadcom, TSMC, and Trump save the troubled chip giant?
16.02.25
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CTech
The once-dominant chipmaker faces a breakup as rivals and Washington weigh its future.
Broadcom eyes Intel’s chip design unit as TSMC considers its factories
16.02.25
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Omer Kabir
The potential deals could dismantle Intel’s long-standing integrated model, reshaping the semiconductor industry.
Can TSMC save Intel? A potential takeover could reshape the chip industry
15.02.25
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CTech
Intel’s manufacturing struggles may force it to rely on its biggest competitor, but Washington may have other ideas.
Intel in talks to sell chip manufacturing to TSMC
15.02.25
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Omer Kabir
Trump administration supports move, but U.S. security concerns could complicate deal.
Intel shares soar on AI and foundry ambitions—but can it deliver?
13.02.25
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CTech
Hopes for policy support and a TSMC partnership lift Intel, but challenges remain.
Tower’s stock tumbles as analog chip glut and AI competition take a toll
13.02.25
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Almog Azar
The Israeli chipmaker struggles with oversupply and faces new threats from Chinese AI upstart DeepSeek.
How Intel ruined an Israeli startup it bought for $2B—and lost the AI race
09.02.25
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Sophie Shulman
Habana Labs was supposed to challenge Nvidia. Instead, Intel drove it into the ground.
Intel’s layoffs continue as workforce shrinks by 23,000 in two years
06.02.25
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CTech
The semiconductor giant's global workforce has dropped sharply since 2022, far exceeding initial layoff projections.
Intel slashes employee bonuses amid financial struggles
04.02.25
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Meir Orbach
Annual bonuses drop to 0.8 months’ salary as company's challenges mount.
Intel pulls the plug on AI chip designed to rival Nvidia
03.02.25
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Omer Kabir
The Falcon Shores processor, developed using technology from Israeli company Habana Labs, will be repurposed for internal tests as Intel struggles to keep pace in the AI race.
Intel spent $900 million on restructuring last year but enters 2025 on shaky ground
31.01.25
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CTech
Company scraps AI GPU plans and forecasts weaker-than-expected revenue.
Nvidia: “We'll do our best to make sure that Israel stays on top of the AI race globally”
27.01.25
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James Spiro
The Senior Country Director of Nvidia Israel, Nati Amsterdam, made the remarks following proposed restrictions on AI chip exports by former President Biden that would directly impact Israel.
Israel moves swiftly to acquire AI chips before Biden export limits take effect
15.01.25
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Meir Orbach
The head of the artificial intelligence branch at the Ministry of Defense admitted that the ministry has pivoted strategies as U.S. restrictions threaten Israel's AI and security advancements.
Apple’s first AI server chip to be engineered in Israel
12.12.24
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Omer Kabir
Aiming for mass production by 2026, Apple pivots its R&D priorities toward artificial intelligence breakthroughs.
Interim Intel co-CEO: "We want to be the Western provider of leading-edge silicon"
05.12.24
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CTech
“We’ve made a lot of investment from a capital perspective in Foundry, and we need to start seeing some incremental [return on invested capital],” new co-CEO David Zinsner added, speaking two days following the shock departure of outgoing CEO Pat Gelsinger.
Who will be Intel’s next CEO? Srouji, Murphy, and Tan lead the pack
04.12.24
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Omer Kabir
The Apple, Marvell, and Cadence executives are among the leading candidates to replace Pat Gelsinger following his shock departure earlier this week.
Ousted Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger set to receive $10 million in severance
03.12.24
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CTech
Leadership transition at the semiconductor giant includes a significant payout for the departing CEO, amid ongoing challenges and strategic shifts.
Can Intel recover? Gelsinger’s exit sparks speculation and uncertainty
03.12.24
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Sophie Shulman
In a volatile chip market, Intel’s survival hinges on finding the right leadership fast.
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