Intel CEO says CPU supply only meets 50% of demand, shortage may persist
智通财经2026/09/17 01:36Show original
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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger recently stated that CPU demand is growing rapidly, resulting in a tight supply and demand situation. With the development of AI applications, the shortage is likely to persist. Currently, the company can only meet 50% of its customers' needs. “Several CEOs of large companies have called me, and I could only apologize to them.” Gelsinger also revealed that Intel's 18A node has entered mass production, and the 14A node will begin production in the first quarter of next year.
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