Intel Expanding Use of Factories for Other Chipmakers
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Intel Corp. is providing increased access to its manufacturing plants for other chipmakers, taking advantage of advanced production capabilities and seeking to boost its revenue sources as it faces greater competition.
The world’s largest maker of semiconductors, which has traditionally only made its own chips, is expanding its foundry business, or manufacturing chips to order for other companies, Chief Executive Officer Brian Krzanich said yesterday at an investor meeting in Santa Clara, California.