Is deal to make cutting-edge FPGA chips for Altera the start of a shift into the foundry business - and the first move to make ARM-based microprocessors for Apple?
Faced with declining demand for its high-margin microprocessor products in PCs and laptops, while even server sales have stalled, semiconductor giant Intel is looking to cut foundry deals to keep i...
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