Intel inks deal with Department of Defense to support domestic chip-building ecosystem
As part of RAMP-C, Intel will partner with IBM, Cadence, Synopsys and others to develop a domestic business foundry community.”The RAMP-C program will make it possible for both industrial foundry customers and the Department of Defense to take benefit of Intel’s significant investments in leading-edge procedure technologies,” said Randhir Thakur, president of Intel Foundry Services, in a statement., as it intends to become a major supplier for domestic foundry clients.
As part of RAMP-C, Intel will partner with IBM, Cadence, Synopsys and others to establish a domestic business foundry community.”The RAMP-C program will make it possible for both business foundry customers and the Department of Defense to take benefit of Intel’s considerable investments in leading-edge process innovations,” said Randhir Thakur, president of Intel Foundry Services, in a declaration., as it intends to become a major provider for domestic foundry clients. The chipmaker’s collaboration with the Department of Defense comes amid the ongoing worldwide semiconductor shortage, which is due in part to the pandemic and its impact on the global supply chain.