Intel Flaggs Helium as an AI Chip Bottleneck

Jul 13
3 min read

Speaking on a podcast in June, one of the most high profile names in the semiconductor industry, Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan named two main bottlenecks for AI demand and growth: power constraints, which are widely recognised and the significant impact a helium disruption could have on chip manufacturing.

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