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Intel reportedly reconsidering 18A strategy as CEO signals openness to external foundry customers

Charlene Chen

Charlene Chen

, DIGITIMES Asia, Taipei

Mar 5, 2026, 10:37 0

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan. Credit: AFP

Intel appears to be recalibrating a cornerstone of its advanced manufacturing strategy as CEO Lip‑Bu Tan signals that the company's 18A process might soon be offered to external chip customers—a notable shift after initially planning to reserve the technology...

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