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Foundry industry hits record $54.5B in Q2 2026, fueled by AI demand and pricing hikes · 6 sources tracked
The foundry industry experienced record growth in Q2 2026, reaching $54.5 billion, driven by increased pricing and a favorable product mix rather than new capacity. AI demand, particularly for leading-edge N2 and advanc…
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Google eyes 2028 AI accelerator dominance, may tap Intel Foundry
An analyst report from Fubon Research suggests Google plans to produce 12-15 million TPU v9 AI accelerators by 2028, potentially exceeding Nvidia's projected shipments for that year. To meet this ambitious target, Googl…
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Fortinet becomes Intel 4's first foundry customer, signaling foundry wins
Fortinet has become Intel Foundry's first named customer for its Intel 4 process node, agreeing to have its next-generation Security Processor (SP6) designed, packaged, and fabricated by Intel. This deal marks a signifi…
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Intel Appoints Seok-Hee Lee as EVP of Foundry Services
Intel has appointed Seok-Hee Lee as the new Executive Vice President of Intel Foundry Services. Lee will report directly to Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger and will oversee advanced packaging, system integration, and back-end t…
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Intel taps ex-SK Hynix chief to lead new advanced packaging unit
Intel has appointed Seok-Hee Lee, former CEO of SK hynix, to lead its advanced packaging division within Intel Foundry. This move signifies Intel's strategic decision to establish advanced packaging as a distinct busine…
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Foundry industry hits record $48.8B in Q1 2026 amid tight supply
The foundry industry experienced a record-breaking first quarter of 2026, with revenues reaching $48.8 billion, marking a 32% year-over-year increase and the ninth consecutive quarter of growth. This surge is driven by …
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Intel Foundry leverages advanced packaging to attract foundry customers
Intel's advanced semiconductor packaging capabilities are proving to be a significant asset for its foundry business, potentially overshadowing its struggles with leading-edge process nodes. While Intel has met its targ…
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TSMC, Intel, Samsung diverge on 1.4nm chip production roadmaps
TSMC, Intel, and Samsung are all producing chips using 2nm-class process technology, with Samsung and TSMC having started mass production in mid-to-late 2025. Their future roadmaps diverge significantly: TSMC prioritize…