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Intel's Panther Lake Launch Boosts U.S. Chip Manufacturing

1/13/2026

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Pat Gelsinger, Intel's former chief executive officer, highlighted Panther Lake launch at CES, based on the 18A process, as a key step in U.S. manufacturing.
The chip aims to attract Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and NVIDIA Corporation (NVIDIA) to Intel's foundry.
Gelsinger cited U.S. government policies, including tariffs, as shaping commitments and noted reshoring remains challenging.
He warned AI energy demands require more capacity.
Intel's stock rose after government investment.

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Pat Gelsinger, Intel's former chief executive officer, highlighted Panther Lake launch at CES, based on the 18A process, as a key step in U.S. manufacturing.
The chip aims to attract Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and NVIDIA Corporation (NVIDIA) to Intel's foundry.
Gelsinger cited U.S. government policies, including tariffs, as shaping commitments and noted reshoring remains challenging.
He warned AI energy demands require more capacity.
Intel's stock rose after government investment.