On July 15, Intel (INTC.US) saw its shares rise over 3% in pre-market trading, reaching $111.15. According to reports from KeyBanc and FactSet, Intel's next-generation process technologies, including 18A and 14A, have achieved remarkable success. The yield of Intel's 18A process has increased from 65% in the previous quarter to 85%, second only to TSMC's N2 process yield of 90%, and significantly higher than Samsung's SF2 process yield of 50-60%. It has been reported that Intel's foundry services have established partnerships with companies such as AMD, NVIDIA, Marvell, Microsoft, Micron, and OpenAI.
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