Intel Foundry

Pat Gelsinger will enjoy almost $12 million in severance payments as he steps down as the CEO of Intel.

Intel must maintain control of Intel Foundry even in case it decides to spin it off into a separate private or public company.

Qualcomm is not interested in buying Intel anymore but could consider separate parts of it.

Former Intel directors called the government to use its $20 billion CHIPS funding to force the company to split into two.

TSMC is not interested in buying Intel's fabs 'at all.'

Intel displays its first processor slated for high volume manufacturing with the company's 18A node, a node that CEO Pat Gelsinger has said he bet the company on.

Qualcomm reportedly approached Intel to discuss a takeover, but a deal is "far from certain."

Intel reviews its projects and product plans as part of the turnaround plan introduced in August.

It's in Washington's best interests that American tech giants use Intel for their chip supply.

Broadcom reportedly believes that Intel 18A is not viable for mass production, but the evaluation continues.