Intel Foundry
Intel Foundry is a semiconductor foundry headquartered in United States that manufactures chips for other companies.
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Intel Foundry is a semiconductor foundry headquartered in United States that manufactures chips for other companies.
Basic
Intel's external foundry arm, spun out as a separate business unit. Racing to catch TSMC with Intel 18A (comparable to 2nm). Massive CHIPS Act subsidies ($8.5B) funding Ohio and Arizona fabs. Critical for US semiconductor sovereignty but still unproven for leading-edge AI workloads.
Deep
Process nodes in the dataset: Intel 4 (volume, 2023), Intel 3 (volume, 2024), Intel 18A (risk, 2025) and Intel 20A (limited, 2024). Clients include Microsoft and Intel (internal).
Expert
Fab locations: Hillsboro, Oregon, USA, Chandler, Arizona, USA, New Albany, Ohio, USA, Leixlip, Ireland and Magdeburg, Germany. Capacity utilization comes from quarterly earnings disclosures, dated on the foundries page.
Depending on why you're here
- ·Nodes: Intel 4, Intel 3, Intel 18A and Intel 20A
- ·Chips made at Intel Foundry are listed on /foundries/intel-foundry
- ·Clients: Microsoft and Intel (internal)
- ·Intel Foundry is a factory company that makes chips designed by others
Frequently Asked Questions
Read the primary sources
- Intel Foundrywww.intel.com
- CHIPS Act Awardwww.commerce.gov