Intel Launches Core Ultra Series to Regain AI Market Share
- Intel’s Core Ultra Series, code-named Panther Lake, will debut in late 2025 using the new 18A manufacturing process.
- The company posted a $3.2 billion operating loss in its foundry division for Q2 on $4.4 billion revenue.
- AMD captured over 32% of desktop CPU unit share and nearly 40% of revenue share as of Q2.
- The U.S. government acquired a 9.9% stake in Intel with an $11.1 billion investment to support technological advancements.
Intel is banking on its Panther Lake processors to regain lost ground in the AI-powered PC market amid fierce competition from AMD and Apple Silicon. The company’s foundry division continues to face financial challenges, reporting significant losses despite government backing.
With AMD’s increasing market share and strategic partnerships like the one with OpenAI, Intel’s new chips are crucial for maintaining competitiveness in advanced computing technologies.()Source)
