Intel is reportedly considering spinning off its chip manufacturing business, meaning future Intel CPU models would no longer be made in-house any more. The company is reportedly in talks with its bankers to get advice on turning around its fortunes after a bleak set of recent financial results, and splitting from its foundry business is apparently one of the last-resort options being considered. Intel has had a troubled time lately, with its share price dropping from $47.80 in January 2024 to just $20.13 at the moment. Not only have its current best gaming CPU options been beset by stability problems that are only just now being fixed, but it’s also facing an Intel shareholders lawsuit, which alleges that “Intel’s foundry business was floundering, costing billions of dollars more than investors had been led to believe.” Continue reading Intel could stop making its own CPUs entirely, according to report MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Core i5 14600K review, Best gaming CPU, Core i9 14900K review