Reversal from the foundry model back to IDM ?
May 14, 2012
Recently Rick Merritt of EE Times reported on his interview with Mark Bohr, "Mr. Process Technology at Intel," and wrote: "It’s the beginning of the end for the fabless model according to Mark Bohr."
Quite naturally this caused many responses, with the majority of them hinting that Intel is trying to break into the smart mobile space by sowing doubt in the future of the existing ecosystem around TSMC-ARM and multiple fabless vendors.
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