Two days after TSMC filed a lawsuit against Wei-Jen Lo, a former TSMC executive accused of stealing trade secrets and sharing them with his new employer, Intel, the company's CEO Lip Bu-Tan issued a memo to employees, saying there was “no merit to the allegations.”

On Sriram Ramkrishna's last day at Intel after being laid off, his wife lost her job, too. Four months later, he's still looking for work.

Fresh leaks from well-known industry sources are offering a clearer look at Intel’s plans for its next-generation Nova Lake-S desktop processors. According to the latest information, Intel is preparing four distinct desktop CPU models that incorporate a larger bLLC cache module.

TSMC's collaborative "foundry-first" model and early investor support have helped it surpass Intel, now commanding over 60% of the global chip market with a $1.16 trillion valuation, while Intel struggles to regain its former dominance.

Intel's next-generation Core Ultra 400K series 'Nova Lake' desktop CPUs will feature up to 144MB of bLLC cache to battle Ryzen 9000X3D chips from AMD.

Cynthia Stoddard, who had a remarkable tenure transforming Adobe will attempt to do the same at Intel as its new chief information officer.