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Intel may face challenges in providing foundry services
Monica Chen, Hsinchu; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES

Intel has advanced chip manufacturing technologies, but it may still experience challenges in its bid to provide wafer foundry services to third-party companies, according to sources from the semiconductor industry.

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