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Intel (INTC), once a titan of semiconductor manufacturing, has undergone a series of transformations in recent years. From falling behind rivals such as Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM) to launching an ambitious foundry business, the company’s roadmap has seen many ups and downs.
Now that Intel is backing away from its aggressive 18A foundry push and focusing on its next-generation 14A node, the question is whether this is another misstep or a strategic reset for a comeback.
