Deutsche Bank’s conference, attended by Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger, brought several positive news stories for the company’s shares, which saw them rise almost 2 percent at the end of yesterday’s trading session. Among the most interesting revelations from the head of the processor giant was the news that the company had received a hefty upfront payment from one of the customers who would receive products from Intel made using 18A process technology.
Intel will use the upfront payment received from a customer to accelerate the establishment of businesses in Arizona
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