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Building semiconductor leadership requires innovation and the manufacturing capacity to bring it to scale.
In a new piece, Naga Chandrasekaran shares how Intel Foundry is expanding that capacity across the U.S., including progress on our Ohio site, where the initial major structural truss has been installed on first fab.
Read more: ms.spr.ly/6015aauoh
Stuck in a stadium concession line when your team scores? The University of Alabama is using @TheWaitTimes' AI on Intel Xeon CPUs to monitor crowd flow in real time.
Processing data locally at the edge provides secure, instant analytics, enabling the stadium to shift staff, open other entrances, and get fans back to their seats faster so they don’t miss a minute of the action.
Learn more: ms.spr.ly/6015avYPW
Every prompt has its place. So how do we match each AI request to the right model and compute?
Watch Nicolas Dube’s #OCPSummit26 keynote, “Put Every Prompt in Its Place,” to explore the role of open infrastructure in scaling AI: ms.spr.ly/6012avVQE
Look closely. Actually, good luck with that.
Three days until our next launch with @mclarenf1.
Nanoseconds in the lab. Milliseconds on the track.
The most detail-focused collab in engineering is heading to Austin with exciting news in the trunk. @mclarenf1
Deploying AI at the edge means solving for more than performance alone. In federal and aerospace environments, factors like connectivity, power, security, and reliability can all shape how AI is deployed.
What is the biggest challenge when scaling AI at the edge?
19%Disconnected operations
13%SWaP constraints
39%Security & trust
29%Performance & reliability
97 votes • Final resultsSolve problems.
Lead with value.
Treat your people right.
We can’t guarantee a good night’s sleep, but it’s a good start.
Catch CEO @LipBuTan1’s thoughts on leadership and adding value here: ms.spr.ly/6015aUw2W
From tools and components to programs and partnerships, Intel's Federal and Aerospace AI Suite helps accelerate real-time edge AI for demanding environments.
See how the ecosystem is advancing innovation at AUSA 2026: ms.spr.ly/6012aSAMG
Mission-critical environments demand mission-ready technology.
See how Intel powers real-time AI, ruggedized edge computing, and secure, scalable solutions for aerospace and defense at AUSA 2026.
Learn more: ms.spr.ly/6016aSykY
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Excited to announce the appointment of Shesha Krishnapura as an independent member of Supermicro's Board of Directors, effective as of October 9, 2026!
Learn more: hubs.la/Q04zHMXy0
#AILeadership #DataCenter #Innovation #Supermicro
See how we’re working with our partners to help infrastructure keep pace with the growing demands of federal, state, and local agencies: ms.spr.ly/6011alsFb
Advancing semiconductor innovation requires deep collaboration across the ecosystem. Proud to see @Intel_Foundry and @Applied4Tech working together to accelerate the next generation of AI-enabled technologies.
Intel Foundry and @Applied4Tech are collaborating on transistor, interconnect, and advanced packaging innovations for AI computing, connecting R&D at Applied’s EPIC Center in Silicon Valley and Intel’s Oregon campus to accelerate the lab-to-fab pipeline in the U.S.
Learn more here: ms.spr.ly/6013aWaWP
#IntelFoundry
On October 6, 1986, Intel expanded its commitment to the ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit) market, building custom-designed chips built to meet the specific needs of a particular application.
As we mark this 40-year milestone, we celebrate the employees whose vision, ingenuity, and determination helped shape this important chapter in Intel's history.
From the pioneers who launched Intel's ASIC efforts to those who continued building on that foundation, thank you for your contributions and lasting impact.
Today, ASIC and structured ASIC technologies help power everything from high-speed networking and communications to modern datacenter infrastructure. As we celebrate this milestone, we're equally excited about what comes next and the innovations future generations of Intel engineers will help make possible.
Here's to the next 40 years. 🚀