… People don't go to you for just one node. They're looking for the roadmap for the future." As far as we know, this is the first public mention of possible 10A and 7A nodes from Intel. That said, those nodes may well be largely speculative. …
… AMD's roadmap is also a big deal for TSMC. "We are pleased to see AMD continue to make strong progress with its next-generation EPYC processor on our advanced 2nm process technology," said Dr. …
… Zuhair's expertise lies in deconstructing complex topics such as fabrication nodes e.g., 2nm process , the economic impact of policies like the CHIPS Act, and the strategic development of AI infrastructure from NVIDIA, AMD and Intel. …
… With Intel eying 14A a phenomenal release, the foundry CapEX around the process will grow much higher. It would be interesting to see whether Intel manages to nail processes like 18A and 14A since the firm is dependent on these nodes to sustain the foundry division and American chipmaking ambitions. …
Intel Foundry may soon see a breakthrough for its 18A-P process, as a prominent analyst predicts that Apple will adopt the node for the lowest-end MacBook and iPad chips. …
Intel is now poised for widespread external adoption of its 14A node, as a new analysis indicates that NVIDIA and AMD are planning to integrate the process into their offerings. …
… Interestingly TSMC says it expects 2nm nanosheet production to begin in 2025, but Intel's roadmap has RibbonFET debuting in Q3 of 2024 . For its part, Samsung has already shifted to nanowires, which uses thinner fins than nanosheets, for its 3nm process. …
… There are several improvements expected with Intel's 14A chip, such as the use of High-NA equipment and RibbonFET 2 transistors, so the node will defintely bring massive improvements over the current 18A process. …
… According to information shared by hardware source HXL @9550pro , the standard version of EPYC Venice is expected to use CCDs manufactured on TSMC’s N2P process technology, while higher-density variants will rely on CCDs built using the standard N2 node. …
… As a reminder, here's the slide Intel released last year to describe its new process node nomenclature and relative improvements: Intel 7 is equivalent to what we used to call 10nm++. Intel 4 7nm will be Intel's first EUV-enabled node. …