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ASML’s $400 million chipmaking machines get a vote of confidence from Intel

14.09.26|CTech

Intel says it has processed more than one million wafers using ASML’s next-generation High NA EUV technology, as TSMC, Samsung and SK Hynix prepare to adopt the machines for production.

מנכ"ל אינטל ליפ-בו טאן אחרי הפגישה עם טראמפ בבית הלבן 11 באוגוסט 25

Intel cuts VP ranks from 450 to 200 under Lip-Bu Tan

27.08.26|CTech

Intel has reduced its management layers from 12 to six as its new CEO seeks to speed up decision-making. CFO David Zinsner said bureaucracy and a lack of transparency contributed to Intel's execution problems over the past decade.

Intel expands Israeli R&D role as it unveils next-generation server architecture

24.08.26|Omer Kabir

Diamond Rapids will support up to 256 cores and use modular computing units.

While the world builds more memory chips, Israel could reinvent them

14.08.26|Avner Golov, Dan Yachin, Or Tzofi

The global memory-chip shortage is usually described as a supply problem. That is only part of the story. Behind the shortage lies a deeper technological constraint – one that could create an important opportunity for Israel.

Intel turns stock surge into $20 billion war chest for chip foundry

11.08.26|Reuters, CTech

The capital raise comes as Intel ramps up spending on factories and its 14A process in a bid to establish itself as a major alternative to TSMC.

Intel’s frozen $283 million grant is headed to Israel’s defense budget

09.08.26|Meir Orbach

The government approved a broader NIS 1 billion ($333 million) transfer for urgent defense needs, redirecting money that had been tied to Intel’s planned Kiryat Gat expansion.

Tower’s AI chip surge powers record quarter as revenue heads for $500 million milestone

04.08.26|Sophie Shulman

The Israeli chipmaker beat expectations, posted record profits and says booming silicon photonics demand is already supporting its sharply higher 2028 targets.

Apple taps Israeli chip veteran to lead new AI push after leadership change in Israel

03.08.26|Omer Kabir

Rony Friedman will lead Chip-AI, a global initiative focused on using artificial intelligence to design chips, as Tal Inbar takes charge of Apple’s Israeli R&D center.

מוסף מנהלים 2025 - גבי ויסמן נשיא ומנכ"ל נובה

BlackRock expands Nova holding with $262 million share purchase as AI drives chip demand

03.08.26|Almog Azar

The asset management giant increased its stake in the Israeli semiconductor equipment company as Nova benefits from record results and the global race to build AI infrastructure.

Israeli chip company Xsight Labs raises $300 million at $2.8 billion valuation

30.07.26|Meir Orbach

The semiconductor startup is gaining traction with global network operators and hyperscalers as demand surges for chips that can connect the massive computing systems powering artificial intelligence.

עבוד בביתו בנוף הגליל, החודש. "לא היו לי אנשי טכנולוגיה לשאת אליהם עיניים. הגעתי לתחום במקרה — בזכות כומר"

From a Nazareth carpentry shop to Intel’s inner circle

30.07.26|Ari Libsker

Fadi Aboud became one of Intel’s top engineers after growing up without a single technology role model. Now he is fighting to open the industry’s doors to Israel’s Arab community.

Intel expansion uncertainty grows as Israel does not transfer $425 million grant

26.07.26|Allon Sinai

The Finance Ministry’s budget report shows the 2025 payment was canceled after Intel paused its planned $15 billion Kiryat Gat expansion, while the company says its investment plans in Israel remain under review.

Intel’s revival begins with a problem most companies want

26.07.26|Omer Kabir

After years of losses and strategic setbacks, Intel says demand for its processors is now exceeding supply, giving Lip-Bu Tan a chance to rebuild the semiconductor giant.

Intel CEO: "Our strategy is clear and the pace of execution is accelerating"

24.07.26|CTech

Lip-Bu Tan says improving execution, surging AI demand and renewed confidence in its manufacturing roadmap are driving the company's turnaround.

Intel's AI comeback gathers pace with strong forecast and foundry gains

24.07.26|Reuters, CTech

The chipmaker beat expectations, boosted investment plans and signaled growing confidence in its next-generation manufacturing technology.

After a 185% rally, Intel must prove the turnaround is real

22.07.26|CTech

Earnings are expected to show the fastest sales growth in six years, with investors focused on AI demand, foundry momentum and profitability.

Intel cutting jobs in fast-growing data center unit

21.07.26|CTech

CEO Lip-Bu Tan is extending his restructuring program into one of the company's strongest-performing businesses.

Intel earnings arrive as Wall Street questions the AI chip rally

21.07.26|Reuters, CTech

Chipmakers are expected to drive nearly half of S&P 500 profit growth, but investors are becoming less forgiving after months of soaring valuations.

Tower Semiconductor to invest $3 billion in Japan expansion as AI drives demand for optical chips

14.07.26|CTech

Israeli chipmaker receives $1 billion in Japanese government grants for new Silicon Photonics and Silicon Germanium capacity, targeting AI and data center markets as it forecasts $3.6 billion in revenue by 2028.

Intel’s revival rests on a risky alliance between Silicon Valley and Washington

13.07.26|Omer Kabir

Government pressure helped reopen doors for the struggling chipmaker. But political backing will not matter if Intel cannot deliver on its manufacturing promises.