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<ul><li class="p1">At the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, Intel announced a flurry of news with far-reaching implications across the semiconductor landscape.</li><li class="p1">The most important announcement for Intel, in our view, is that the chip leader will be licensing technology from ARM Holdings to offer foundry customers access to ARM physical intellectual property at the 10-nanometer process node.</li><li class="p1">We note that this will allow Intel to compete with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and Samsung foundries for the business of the likes of Qualcomm and Apple.</li></ul><p class="p1"><em>Analyst: Abhinav Davuluri</em></p>

At the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, Intel announced a flurry of news with far-reaching implications across the semiconductor landscape.The most important announcement for Intel, in our view, is that the chip leader will be licensing technology from ARM Holdings to offer foundry customers access to ARM physical intellectual property at the 10-nanometer process node.We note that this will allow Intel to compete with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and Samsung foundries for the business of the likes of Qualcomm and Apple.Analyst: Abhinav Davuluri

Intel Announces Foundry Collaboration With ARM at Intel Developer Forum