Intel Shares Details Of Multi Billion Dollar Plan To Battle With Taiwan’s TSMC

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Semiconductor manufacturer Intel Corporation shared details about its Intel Foundry business division earlier today as part of a change in its financial reporting format that now includes the contract manufacturing chip division as a separate line item. Intel and TSMC are locked in a battle to make high end chips for firms such as NVIDIA and Apple, and today's release was accompanied by a talk by Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger who shared that 2024 is seeing chip manufacturers utilize advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence to use the latest technologies to improve margins and chip quality.

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The gist of today's Intel release covered its plans to use its Foundry business division to drive cost savings and margins for its own products. According to the firm, Intel Foundry will improve key areas of chip manufacturing, such as chip expedites and test times to beef up margins margins and win back its own orders that have previously relied on third party contract chip manufacturers.

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This shift has also seen the firm de-link the cost of manufacturing products from its product side on the income statement to a new heading called Intel Foundry. Intel believes that this new approach, also reflected in its refiled financial statements with the SEC, will allow investors to see how production costs are captured separately from the overall costs of product development.

The announcement accompanies Intel's efforts to regain semiconductor technology leadership, after falling behind Taiwan's TSMC. TSMC and Intel are locked in a battle to offer the latest manufacturing technologies to customers, and Intel chief Patrick