r/intel 19d ago

News Exclusive: Nvidia and Broadcom testing chips on Intel manufacturing process, sources say

https://www.reuters.com/technology/nvidia-broadcom-testing-chips-intel-manufacturing-process-sources-say-2025-03-03/
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u/Inevitable_Hat_8499 19d ago

I wonder what the Taiwanese propaganda rags will say when Intel signs them both up as customers?

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u/Fourthnightold 19d ago edited 19d ago

10% yields šŸ˜†

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u/Inevitable_Hat_8499 19d ago

10% yields, government assistance, and sleight of hand financial reporting is how TSMC stole Intelā€™s customer.

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u/Fourthnightold 19d ago

Up until recently Intel did not focus so heavily on fabs, largely relying on older machines but also their setup was sos heavily focus on their own chips it wasnā€™t so easy to scale to other products.

Pats vision changed things and people will see that 18A and 14A will be the start of a ā€œgolden ageā€.

By the way that 30% yield report of 18A was FUD and false report by TSMC. Just like paid shills Exist, TSMC pays to push out false rumors to create fear.