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Intel's AI chip comeback: 2nm Jaguar Shores to rival Nvidia

Amy Fan, Taipei; Charlene Chen, DIGITIMES Asia Monday 25 August 2025 0

Credit: AFP

Intel is reportedly leveraging its 2nm Intel Foundry process to develop artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductors, positioning itself to compete against industry leaders such as Nvidia. According to Wccftech, despite uncertainties surrounding...

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