Intel's Manufacturing Advantage

Organization Name :IntelTime Period :1990'sRelevant Date :1997-07-03

Summary : Intel's Overlooked Advantage: A Case Study in Why Manufacturing Matters

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When Craig Barrett was named the first President of Intel to succeed the founders, few investors knew him or why he had recieved the position. It all had to do with manufacturing. This Executive Advisory from VLSIresearch documents how Intel turned it’s manufacturing around in the face of stiff competition from Japan and how they used chip making as a strategy. At the same time, the fabless movement had started and many were pushing Intel to go the same way.

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