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Intel 18A-based new laptop chips face supply shortage reports, testing manufacturing comeback plan

Intel’s next-generation laptop processors are reported to be facing supply shortages from the start of their launch, drawing attention because they are the company’s first major products made on its advanced 18A process. Tech journalist Tim Culpan said contacts at three major PC makers cited shortages of Panther Lake and Wildcat Lake. Intel acknowledged some tight supply but said it is improving, as it pushes its IDM strategy and expands its foundry business.

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Intel launches Arc G-series processors for handheld gaming PCs

Intel has entered the dedicated processor market for handheld gaming devices, unveiling its Intel Arc G-series processors aimed at portable gaming systems. The lineup includes the Intel Arc G3 and Intel Arc G3 Extreme, based on the Core Ultra Series 3 Panther Lake architecture and built on Intel\'s 18A process. They feature a mix of P-cores and E-cores, integrated Arc B390 graphics, XeSS 3 support and connectivity such as Wi-Fi 7 R2 and Thunderbolt 4.

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Intel steps up foundry push; Tan says it can compete with TSMC

Intel said it is starting to show visible results in its foundry business for external customers. CEO Lip-Bu Tan said customer interest is rising and he expects agreements with multiple customers in the second half of this year. He said Intel’s manufacturing competitiveness is improving, pointing to progress in its 18A process and yield gains. Intel is also discussing its 14A process as a longer-term basis to compete with TSMC.