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TeraFab adopts Intel 14A for AI chips, Musk says later this decade

Elon Musk announced that the TeraFab initiative intends to utilize Intel 14A fabrication technology for its semiconductor production later this decade. During an earnings call with investors, the Tesla and SpaceX chief executive indicated that the 1.4nm-class node represents the appropriate path for the project as the manufacturing process reaches maturity. The announcement outlines a strategic partnership with Intel, emphasizing a collaborative relationship with the silicon giant leadership team to secure state of the art manufacturing capabilities for upcoming AI hardware. Organizational...

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Intel Debuts Core Ultra Series 3 at CES 2026, the First Platform Built on Intel 18A

Intel has officially launched its next-generation AI PCs, introducing the Core Ultra Series 3 processors. This release marks a historical milestone: it is the first compute platform manufactured on the Intel 18A process, the most advanced semiconductor technology developed in the United States. Announced at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, the Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors (codenamed “Panther Lake”) are designed to deliver a massive leap in power efficiency, graphics, and AI computing. The platform is set to power over 200 designs from global partners, making it Intel’s most...

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Intel may unveil Arc B770 card during Computex 2025 as RTX 5060 rival

It's worth remembering that the brand still doesn't have any models on the market to compete with the AMD RX 9060 and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 models. So the idea is that the launch will be the manufacturer's alternative to compete with rivals in the desktop graphics card segment. According to sources in the Japanese press, the product would be based on the BMG-G31 chip and the first information about it was revealed a few weeks ago. In this sense, it is possible that Intel's future Arc B770 GPU is being produced in a factory in Vietnam. It's worth remembering that other products from the...

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