Intel is reportedly leveraging its 2nm Intel Foundry process to develop artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductors, positioning itself to compete against industry leaders such as Nvidia. According to Wccftech, despite uncertainties surrounding Intel’s 18A (2nm) process technology, the company is actively developing a rack-scale AI chip solution based on the Jaguar Shores architecture, expected to feature SK Hynix’s sixth-generation high-bandwidth memory (HBM4).