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Intel Corporation CEO Lip‑Bu Tan displays a wafer of Intel Core Ultra series 3 processors, code‑named Panther Lake, at Fab 52 in Chandler, Arizona. The launch of the Intel 18A‑based architecture marks a turning point for AI PC innovation and U.S. semiconductor manufacturing leadership.

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Inside Intel’s Panther Lake bet: Can 18A redefine AI PCs and chipmaking dominance?

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