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Digitimes October 30, 2026 By DIGITIMES negative

Intel slashes 18A costs by 40% as foundry posts US$1.9 billion loss

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Intel is cutting manufacturing costs for its newest processors, but the gains are reaching individual products and its foundry business at different speeds. Its October 29 earnings call showed improving factory execution alongside unfinished work on product margins and external customer programs, making process progress an incomplete measure of the manufacturing turnaround.
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