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Intel completes RAMP-C program, paving way for secure domestic chip production
Intel has concluded its RAMP-C program, a U.S. government-funded initiative aimed at enhancing domestic semiconductor production using Intel's 18A process. The program involved companies like Nvidia, Microsoft, IBM, Qualcomm, Boeing, and Northrop Grumman in producing test chips, providing valuable data for future defense-focused manufacturing. While specific customers from RAMP-C have not been disclosed due to the sensitive nature of potential defense applications, the program has laid the groundwork for Intel's Secure Enclave, a $3 billion initiative supporting defense-focused chip manufacturing.
Key points
- Intel completes RAMP-C program, enhancing domestic chip production capabilities.
- Program involved major tech and defense companies, including Nvidia and Microsoft.
- Specific customers from RAMP-C remain undisclosed due to sensitive defense applications.
- RAMP-C lays foundation for Intel's $3 billion Secure Enclave initiative.
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