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Intel Will Drop Out of the Cutting-Edge Chip Race If It Doesn’t See External Customer Interest, Possibly Marking the Fall of a Key Custodian of Moore's Law (wccftech.com)

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[–] Alphane_Moon@lemmy.world 2 points 3 months ago

I have a feeling Lip-Bu Tan is going to end Intel.

Whatever way you look at it, Intel would need to give customers some incentives to use their foundry services (this is on top of being competitive). They can't expect the same level of return enjoyed by TSMC.