Oct. 09, 2025 9:00 AM ETIntel Corporation (INTC) “We are entering an exciting new era of computing, made possible by great leaps forward in semiconductor technology that will shape the future for ...

In context: Former CEO Pat Gelsinger openly called for Intel to produce chips for all major tech players, including competitors. Intel's current chief executive, Lip-Bu Tan, has said the company might ...

(Reuters) -Intel is in early talks to add AMD as a foundry customer, Semafor reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter. AMD did not immediately respond to a request for comment, ...

The big picture: For Intel, fresh capital from Washington, SoftBank, and Nvidia has bolstered near-term stability. However, ongoing manufacturing delays, restructuring pressures, and softening ...

NEW ALBANY, Ohio—The cornfield where Tiffany Hollis played tag as a girl was heralded four years ago as the site that would turn the Rust Belt into the Silicon Heartland, once Intel constructed its ...

Google really needs to overhaul the Pixel’s Now Playing capability. Until then, Now Playing history has lost its “Favorites” tab. With the latest Android System Intelligence update (which powers Now ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Nvidia, the world’s leading chipmaker, announced on Thursday that it’s investing $5 billion in Intel and will collaborate with the struggling semiconductor company. The two companies ...

Nvidia, the semiconductor company powering the artificial intelligence revolution, said Thursday that it was buying a $5 billion stake in ailing rival Intel. The two companies will also begin a ...

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President Donald Trump on Thursday trolled Cracker Barrel over the controversial logo rebranding effort that it later reversed on social media. Trump posted a video on X of him and the "old timer" who ...

President Donald Trump’s approach may be unique, but the U.S. government has been taking a hand in private industry from its beginnings.

President Trump struck deals with technology companies Intel and Nvidia, with the federal government acquiring a 10% stake in Intel and the White House getting 15% profits off of certain chips sold by ...