Intel CEO: Company Meets Only 50% of CPU Demand Amid Supply Shortages

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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger told On-Chain News that the company currently meets only 50% of CPU demand amid surging interest in AI and crypto. He said the shortage is expected to persist as AI applications drive growth. Intel’s 18A node has entered mass production, with the 14A node scheduled to begin production in early 2027.

BlockBeats news: On September 17, Intel CEO Chen Liwu stated that demand for CPUs is growing rapidly, leading to supply shortages. As AI applications continue to develop, this shortage may persist; currently, the company can only meet 50% of customer demand. "Many CEOs of major companies have called me, and I can only apologize to them."


Chen Liwu also revealed that Intel's 18A node has entered mass production, and the 14A node is scheduled to begin production in the first quarter of next year.

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