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Intel's new CEO plots overhaul of manufacturing and AI operations: Reuters

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Delays and uncertainty dog Intel's dream of Rust belt manufacturing hub

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Tech layoffs 2024: Over 149,000 workers lost jobs in Intel, Tesla, Cisco, Microsoft

Read on: Times of India

Intel is planning to let go of 1,300 employees in the US: Why are tech layoffs surging across America in 2024?

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AMD, Intel, and a slew of tech companies are teaming up to fend off ARM chips

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Industry 'hamstrung' by Space Force-intel community's turf war

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Intel's brutal year isn't deterring investment interest

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Intel getting help from Commerce Secretary Raimondo as part of effort to spur U.S. production

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Intel, Nvidia suffer in tough week for chip-manufacturing industry

Read on: France 24

Tech layoffs cross 27,000 in August: Intel, IBM, Apple & others cuts thousands of jobs

Read on: Times of India

Intel CEO to present plans to shed assets, cut costs: Source

Read on: Daily Sabah

Intel may split its foundry business & cancel future factories as it faces 'most difficult' period

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Tech layoffs in July 2024: Intel, Microsoft, Dyson & these companies cut thousands jobs

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Intel said its revenue for the current quarter would be lower than expected amid new restrictions on sales by chip makers to Huawei.

Read on: The Wall Street Journal

Intel expects revenue blow after US blocks chip sales to Huawei

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US-China tech war: Intel expects revenue to fall 'below midpoint' projections after Huawei ban

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Tech war: Intel's US$7 billion loss a cost of winning back American supremacy in chip production, says chief executive

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Intel is planning a sprawling U.S. expansion with 'the largest AI chip manufacturing site in the world'

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Intel gets US$19.5 billion to build and improve semiconductor factories in largest chip investment in US history

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The Biden administration, eager to highlight a signature economic initiative as elections approach, is expected to award billions of dollars in subsidies to Intel, TSMC and other leading semiconductor companies in coming weeks to help build new factories.

Read on: The Wall Street Journal