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Intel's new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, is considering significant changes to the company's contract manufacturing strategy to attract major clients like Apple and Nvidia, shifting focus from the less appealing 18A technology to a potentially more competitive 14A process. This move comes as Intel seeks to recover from its first unprofitable year since 1986, with plans to ramp up production of its advanced Panther Lake laptop chips while grappling with costly write-offs if it stops marketing the 18A process to new customers.
Source: YAHOO