Microsoft has reportedly chosen its 18A manufacturing process to build the next-generation Maia 3 “Griffin” AI accelerator. The report comes from SemiAccurate’s Charlie Demerjian, later shared by X ...

Microsoft wants to use Intel's 18A technology to produce its next-generation Maia AI accelerator, according to Tom's Hardware ...

Intel has secured a significant order from Microsoft, putting trust from external customers into Intel Foundry. According to Charlie Demerjian from SemiAccurate—and shared by X user ...

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Microsoft is reportedly set to use Intel's new 18A or 18A-P process for its next-gen Maia 3 accelerator for AI and future ...

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Having decisively broken through its 52-week high of $37.80, Intel's stock has demonstrated a powerful recovery from its lows below $20 per share. The critical question facing investors is whether the ...

Microsoft is reportedly planning to integrate Intel's advanced 18A chip manufacturing process into its upcoming AI accelerators, indicating strong industry confidence.

Microsoft is reportedly set to become a major customer for Intel's cutting-edge 18A chip manufacturing process, potentially ...

Industry sources reported in the past week that Intel’s foundry division has secured a significant artificial intelligence client, likely Microsoft, for its advanced 18A/AP chip manufacturing process, ...

At GITEX Global 2025, Intel and Redington joined forces to unveil the “Mini Intel Museum Experience” — an immersive showcase designed to celebrate decades of computing innovation while looking ...