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Mobileye puts Moovit up for sale at $300-400 million valuation
13.04.26
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Golan Hazani
Once hailed as a cornerstone of its robotaxi vision, the transit app may fetch only a third of its $915 million purchase price.
CTech’s Book Review: Relevance is rented, not owned
05.04.26
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Eitan Singer
Eitan Singer, CEO at Cibus Pluxee, shares insights after reading “Only the Paranoid Survive” by Andrew S. Grove.
Intel’s missed bet: Tower Semiconductor now worth $18.4 billion
22.03.26
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CTech
Israeli chipmaker triples in value after collapsed $5.4 billion acquisition deal.
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan: “If we’re not careful, China will be ahead of us. DeepSeek was just a wake-up call.”
03.03.26
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CTech
As Beijing prepares to unveil its next five-year industrial blueprint, Western technology leaders are warning that China’s push to convert AI breakthroughs into state-backed scale could redraw the balance of power.
Intel retreats from $300 million manufacturing pact with Tower Semiconductor
11.02.26
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CTech
The 2023 agreement, under which the U.S. chip giant was to manufacture 300-millimeter wafers for Tower’s customers at its New Mexico facility, was struck only weeks after the collapse of Intel’s planned $5.4-billion acquisition.
Intel employees receive 1.8-month bonus in rebound from last year’s cut
26.01.26
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CTech
The payout marks the final bonus under a compensation system the company is now phasing out.
After the selloff, Intel must prove the turnaround can scale
25.01.26
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Omer Kabir
A weak forecast jolted investors. When markets reopen, execution, not optimism, will be on trial.
“This will not happen overnight,” Tan says as Intel confronts its limits
23.01.26
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CTech
The Intel CEO acknowledges rising AI-driven demand while warning that supply constraints, manufacturing bottlenecks and years of underinvestment continue to limit the company’s ability to respond.
Intel shares slump after soft forecast highlights limits of AI spillover
22.01.26
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Reuters
Company says demand for server chips is strong, but supply, margins and execution remain under pressure.
Intel shares surge ahead of earnings: “It’s the most optimistic people have felt in a long time”
21.01.26
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CTech
Shares climb ahead of results, taking Intel above a $250 billion market cap and extending its 2026 gains to around 35%.
“If we don’t do it great, they’ll shut us down”: Inside Intel’s wartime chip and subsequent stock surge
11.01.26
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Elihay Vidal
As Intel shares jumped after political backing in Washington, the processor it unveiled at CES was completed in Israel under extreme pressure.
27 hours of battery life and local AI: Intel’s new processor and the Israeli development behind it
06.01.26
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Elihay Vidal
The Core Ultra Series 3, built on Intel’s 18A process, brings major gains in efficiency and on-device AI, with core design and integration led by teams in Israel.
Intel CEO sought help from Nadella and Huang before meeting Trump
24.12.25
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Reuters
A behind-the-scenes account of how Lip-Bu Tan parlayed Silicon Valley alliances into a White House deal, a U.S. government stake, and a high-stakes bid to remake Intel.
Wiz leads the way: The top 10 biggest Israeli tech acquisitions of all time
23.12.25
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CTech
Google’s record-breaking $32 billion deal set the standard, but just months later was followed by CyberArk's $25B acquisition by Palo Alto and Armis' $7.75B sale to ServiceNow.
Intel’s CEO faces conflict questions over startup holdings, from Rivos to Israeli proteanTecs
11.12.25
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Reuters
Board policies allow Lip-Bu Tan to recuse himself, but investors say the overlap remains unusually broad for a public-company chief.
Intel VP: "Historically, if we were to miss milestones... we usually just gave exemptions. Saying no is a pretty powerful tool"
07.12.25
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CTech
John Pitzer says the era of exemptions is over as Intel cuts low-end SKUs, flattens management layers, and enforces engineering-first discipline.
Intel’s decision to keep NEX signals stability for Israel’s 350 networking staff
05.12.25
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CTech
Chipmaker reverses course on a potential spin-out as it bets on tighter integration across AI, data-center and edge products.
Intel layoffs continue with hundreds more jobs cut in Oregon
16.11.25
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CTech
669 workers are being let go across all four Oregon facilities, with factory technicians bearing the brunt.
Intel’s CTO jumps to OpenAI, leaving CEO Lip-Bu Tan to lead AI push
11.11.25
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CTech, Reuters
Tan to lead AI and Advanced Technologies Groups as Sachin Katti joins OpenAI’s infrastructure team.
Musk hints at Intel partnership as Tesla plans “gigantic chip fab”
07.11.25
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CTech
Tesla’s AI push could offer a crucial lifeline to Intel’s struggling foundry business.
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