Intel Corp (NASDAQ:INTC) second-quarter earnings may have included another large foundry loss, but one announcement stood out far more than the financials.
Just three months after warning that its next-generation 14A manufacturing process could be delayed—or even abandoned—without enough customer demand, Intel has officially committed to high-volume production in 2028.
The decision removes one of the biggest questions hanging over Intel Foundry.
It also starts a new countdown.
After committing billions of dollars to the technology, Intel now has roughly two years to prove customers will place enough orders to justify the investment.
