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Intel has issued a cautionary note, warning that it may exit the chip manufacturing sector if it fails to attract external clients for collaborative production. Newly appointed CEO Pat Gelsinger has underscored the company's active engagement with clients in developing 14A technology, stressing that if cooperation falters, the project could be at risk of cancellation or suspension. Recently, Intel has grappled with financial pressures, including losses and layoffs. Should the production of 14A chips cease, the company would become heavily reliant on competitors like TSMC, thereby exacerbating its competitive challenges. This development underscores the fiercely competitive dynamics within the global semiconductor industry and carries significant implications for the broader supply chain.
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