Intel Foundry Reportedly Secures 18A Order from Microsoft for Maia 3 Accelerator

TechPowerUp·Oct 18

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Intel's foundry has reportedly secured an order from Microsoft for production on its 18A process, with some reports specifying the order is for the Maia 3 or Maia 2 accelerator. The details of the order and the exact product being produced are not consistent across reports. Intel's 18A process is also being considered by other major companies, including Apple, with some reports suggesting potential production partnerships.

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