Intel CEO Says Factories Exceeded Volume Targets During Q2; 18A Output Increased Meaningfully During Q2; 18a-P Technology Is Now Positioned As A Competitive Node For External Customers; Says He Is Increasingly Confident That 14A Will Be A Highly Competitive Offering; Co Has 'Fully Committed' To High Volume Production Of 14A Chips In 2028; 18A Now In Volume Production In Core PC Client Segment Across Multiple Products
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Why It Matters
Intel's factories made more computer chips than expected this quarter, and they're getting better at making smaller, faster chips that other companies want to buy. This shows Intel is working hard to catch up in the chip race, which is worth watching to see if their plan actually works.
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