Alan Patterson

Analysts predict Intel Foundry Services has a long road ahead before it can become a viable standalone business.

By 2027, the chip-design firm aims to supply chips made with Intel’s 18A process technology to the DoD.

Together with the University of Illinois, the state government has unveiled the world’s first Quantum and Microelectronics Park located on Chicago’s South Side.

Delays in production starts by top chipmakers supporting the U.S. CHIPS Act are signs of concern for the U.S. government stimulus measure.

A 100% buyout of Intel would not be a good investment because Intel Foundry will continue to have difficulty competing with larger manufacturing rivals.

India's Tata Electronics and Taiwan’s PSMC aim to build what would be India’s first 300-mm wafer fab.

Sibelco, which supplies about 80% of the high-purity quartz used by the chip industry, had its mines shut down by Hurricane Helene.

Liquid cooling will allow data center operators to focus more of their energy on compute instead of air conditioning.

Silicon photonics is set to transform AI and quantum computing markets, impacting U.S.-China chip competition.

The Israeli chip foundry is leading rivals with production of silicon photonics and silicon germanium that speed data transfers and save power.