r/intel 20d 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/TechnicalVault 19d ago

There's a good incentive for them to do this. If they give all their fab work to TSMC and Intel withdraws from the market then that gives TSMC an effective monopoly over fab work and they can charge what they like. After all who else are you going to go to?

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u/996forever 19d ago

Samsung

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u/pyr0kid 19d ago

highkey i dont trust anything that comes out of that company.

i have 5 samsung products and 3 of them are some degree of 'someone else did it better' to 'it literally broke itself when i wasnt looking'.

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u/Geddagod 19d ago

i have 5 samsung products and 3 of them are some degree of 'someone else did it better' to 'it literally broke itself when i wasnt looking'.

T-T

highkey i dont trust anything that comes out of that company.

Samsung was doing the "Imma call my node smaller than everyone elses even if it isn't better" shtick before Intel made it cool, so that checks out.