Intel has announced a key customer win and changes to its foundry business as the beleaguered chipmaker looks to mount a turnaround. In a blog post, Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger said the company would pause its chip fabrication projects in Poland and Germany by two years “based on anticipated market...
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