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Oleg Kasich

Editor

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Design And Reuse

Preston's Summary

Oleg Kasich is an Editor at Mezha.Media. With over 20 years of experience in IT journalism, he specializes in writing about PC components, laptops, and gaming peripherals. Oleg's insights and expertise have also been featured in Design And Reuse.

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Geo Focus

Ukraine (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 60 %
Reviews: 20 %
Data Driven: 20 %

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Pitching Insights

Oleg's coverage is heavily focused on the gaming industry, particularly around computer hardware and technology. His articles primarily involve product promotions and press releases related to these topics.

Given Oleg's focus on technology, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from companies or individuals involved in the development of computer hardware and technologies related to gaming. This could include new product announcements, technological advancements, or expert analysis of emerging trends within the gaming industry.

Oleg does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but rather provides broad coverage of international developments in gaming-related technology.

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Articles

Design And Reuse

Intel's 18A process technology – a lifeline for the Intel Foundry department?

By: Oleg Kasich

Intel is undergoing another stage of large-scale production restructuring. Despite a number of difficulties that it has to face on the way to its goal, the once undisputed leader of the semiconductor industry is striving to restore its positions and open up new niches for itself. In the history of chip manufacturing, Intel has traditionally been an innovator, setting the pace of technological development. However, due to delays in mastering new technological processes, the company had to accept the unusual role of a technological pursuer. Will the focus on modernization of production return Intel to the higher technological league? Will the introduction of the Intel 18A technological process be a sufficient prerequisite for this?

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