Technology Game on or game over? Intel boss talks tough on Nvidia When the chips are down the only thing to do is fight back but Intel needs to turn things around quickly to ensure it is a key player in the AI revolution
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Tech Explainer: Why Intel is selling off a stake in its Irish facilityChip giant is taking a big bet in sell down its ownership of a key facility, but the gamble is part of a bid to ensure relevancy in the industry as AI takes hold
Tech Intel sells 49% of Irish facility in $11bn dealInvestment firm to take a 49% stake in a joint venture that owns Intel’s Fab 34 plant, which opened last year
Technology Intel hits back at Nvidia as CEO bullish on AI chips Pat Gelsinger dismisses Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s claim that traditional processors are running out of steam in the age of artificial intelligence
Comment Ian Guider: Ireland should be radical and buy a stake in IntelThe chipmaker is seeking investment to expand its presence in Kildare, the state’s fund should be deployed to ensure we are at the centre of the technology revolution
Tech Big Tech seeks subsidies as Ireland fights for jobs in global chips raceAmazon, Intel and Google are all members of Technology Ireland which called for a ‘comprehensive’ incentive programme to protect jobs and grow the sector
Tech Government open to supporting Intel’s expansion in Ireland - McGrathThe finance minister would not comment on press reports that Intel is in talks to open a new manufacturing facility in Ireland
Tech Intel nears €11bn deal for Irish chip manufacturing plantThe Wall Street Journal has reported that the tech giant is in discussions about the deal with Apollo Global Management
Tech Jobs Top Tech Jobs: Huawei, Intel, BearingPoint and SalesforceIn a new weekly update for Business Post subscribers every Friday our technology and innovation editor Charlie Taylor presents the best jobs on offer
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Tech Intel seeks to catch Nvidia with new AI chipsAccording to Intel’s assessment, Gaudi 3 will be faster and more power-efficient than Nvidia’s H100 chip
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Tech Analysis: Nvidia investors winning big, but those looking down the supply chain could stand to win biggerOne professional investor highlighted there are ‘choke-holds’ in a different part of the supply chain that could be more appealing
Stock Take Chips with everything: What Nvidia’s $2trn valuation means for Intel in IrelandIntel has in recent days effectively announced the splitting of the business into two as it aims to get in on the AI action
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technology Intel to develop made-to-order chips for MicrosoftMicrosoft plans to use Intel’s 18A manufacturing technology to make a forthcoming chip that the software maker designed in-house
Infrastructure Matt Cooper: Intel would never stand for the NCH cost overruns the state has overseenThe ballooning cost of the new National Children’s Hospital stands in stark contrast to Bam’s efficient work on Intel’s multi-billion-euro Leixlip expansion
Tech Intel seeking to raise $2bn to fund Irish chip facility – reportCompany has begun soliciting interest from potential investors for the plant, according to Bloomberg
Companies Share price collapse is overstated says Intel chief Pat Gelsinger Shares in the US tech giant plunged as much as 13 per cent after the chipmaker delivered a weaker than expected growth outlook for 2024