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מפעל טאואר סמיקונדקטור מגדל העמק

Israel’s Tower Semiconductor joins forces with Adani for $10 billion India chip project

06.09.24|CTech and Reuters
India takes a major leap toward its semiconductor goals with a massive investment from Tower and Adani.
פט גלסינגר אינטל

Qualcomm eyes Intel's PC design unit to expand chip portfolio

06.09.24|Reuters
As Intel looks to shed assets, Qualcomm explores a potential move to strengthen its product lineup.
מטה אינטל ב קליפורניה

Intel races against time to complete layoffs amid financial losses

05.09.24|CTech
Failed Broadcom chip test threatens foundry plan as Intel looks to 2027. 
רובוט של UnixAI בכנס הרובוטיקה ב בייג'ינג

How China's AI companies are outmaneuvering US chip sanctions

02.09.24|Omer Kabir
From efficient code to edge models, new strategies redefine the AI race.
משרדי אינטל ב פתח תקווה

Intel ends car leasing program in latest cost-cut

01.09.24|Meir Orbach
The chip giant’s Israel management is aiming to save around $3.3 million by axing leasing as part of a broader layoff prevention strategy. 
מנכ"ל אינטל פט גלסינגר אפריל 2024

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger: "We see the finish line in sight"

30.08.24|CTech
"We respect some of the skepticism we've received from the market, but we believe we're up for the challenge," he added, despite the company's stock falling 59% this year and the significant cutbacks announced earlier this month. 
לוגו אינטל

Intel's layoff plan enters new phase after voluntary retirement program closes

28.08.24|Meir Orbach
With initial retirements complete, Intel focuses on additional layoffs and operational scaling. 
משרדי אינטל פתח תקווה

Intel’s AI struggles and bureaucratic culture led to key board member’s abrupt exit

27.08.24|Reuters
Lip-Bu Tan’s departure highlights internal conflicts and strategic misalignments at the faltering chip maker.
שלמה גדות מנכ"ל פרסלו

Chip company Inuitive laying off 20% of workforce as CEO retires

15.08.24|Meir Orbach
Inuitive, which focuses on 3D imaging, has raised approximately $200 million to date.
אינטל אריזונה

Intel laying off more than 15% of workforce, cutting costs by $10 billion

02.08.24|Omer Kabir
The chip giant said it will part ways with around 15,000 employees globally by the end of the year after registering a loss of $1.6 billion in the second quarter of 2024.
פט גלסינגר אינטל

Intel’s mass layoffs: A desperate move that might not be enough

01.08.24|Omer Kabir
Cutting thousands of jobs may offer temporary relief, but Intel’s long-term outlook remains shaky.
בניין אינטל ב חיפה

Intel to layoff thousands of employees in latest round of cutbacks

31.07.24|Omer Kabir
According to a Bloomberg report, the chip company could present the plan as early as this week. 
CogniFiber founders

The Israeli startup developing processors that perform AI tasks 1,000 times faster than Nvidia

04.07.24|CTech
CogniFiber is developing DeepLight processors that utilize multi-core optical fibers to process data at the speed of light as it travels through the fiber, aiming to increase processing speeds up to 1,000 times during AI inference while using only about 1% of the energy 
כנס צמיחה קארין אייבשיץ סגל סגנית נשיא תאגידי ומנכלית משותפת אינטל ישראל

“Intel is the only Western company that manufactures silicon chips with the most advanced technology and this is an opportunity”

27.06.24|Shaked Green
Karin Eibschitz Segal, VP at Intel, added that “Intel's uniqueness in AI is that it is one of the only companies in the world that has a full portfolio—meaning the ability to develop end-to-end solutions."
Yaron Hailo

Hailo appoints Yaron Garmazi as CFO and COO

17.06.24|CTech
“We are facing great challenges and opportunities, and Yaron's experienced hand in the fields of finance and management will be a critical element in our success,” said CEO and co-founder Orr Danon 
חדר נקי ב מפעל אינטל ב קריית גת

"Intel can no longer afford to build a production line without knowing in advance who its customers will be"

13.06.24|Sophie Shulman
The freeze on construction at the Kiryat Gat Intel plant is a severe blow to Israel, potentially creating ripples throughout the industry. This situation arises from internal troubles within the faltering company, which is hesitant to open a new plant without having customers, especially since subsidies abroad are much higher.
מפעל שבבים אינטל קרית גת

Intel halts construction of new $25 billion factory in Israel

10.06.24|Sophie Shulman
Intel's suppliers received notice of the cancellation of contracts for the supply of equipment and materials required for the establishment of the company's new factory over recent days. The Ministry of Finance was aware of the company's decision to halt the establishment of the plant. 
מוסף שבועי 30.5.24 ארז פרייבך במשרדי זוטא קור

Three kilometers from Gaza: Israeli startup poised to lead AI chip cooling revolution

30.05.24|Diana Bahur-Nir
In the industrial area of ​​Sderot, in a building that was attacked on October 7, ZutaCore is developing "low-tech" to save high-tech: a direct-to-chip, waterless, dielectric liquid cooling solution
שלומית וייס מנהלת ראשית של ארגון ההנדסה של אינטל העולמית

SVP Shlomit Weiss leaving Intel amid engineering reorganization

17.04.24|Omer Kabir
Weiss returned to Intel three years ago to serve as senior vice president and co-general manager of its Design Engineering Group. Intel confirmed her departure but asserted that Weiss' retirement was unrelated to an ongoing engineering reorganization process
ציוד של ASML המשמש לייצור מוליכים למחצה

The price of failure: Dutch company's chip monopoly born from a bad bet by Intel

15.04.24|Omer Kabir
China or the US, who holds the real power in the global chip industry? Behind the investments in manufacturing giants such as Intel and TSMC is an assumption that whoever controls chip production has the power to direct the future of the global economy. But the real power may not be in the hands of the chip manufacturers themselves, but rather ASML, the company that owns the technology to manufacture the expensive machines that are used to manufacture the chips.
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