Intel: 10nm Product Era Has Begun, 7nm on Track

Re:Intel: 10nm Product Era Has Begun, 7nm on Track by throwaway2048 on Monday October 28, 2019 @09:23PM (#21383491)

Global foundries' 7nm process was similar to Intel's 10nm, however Intel heavily revised their 10nm process to be approximately 1.3x less dense.

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Re:Intel: 10nm Product Era Has Begun, 7nm on Track by segfaultbuserr on Monday October 28, 2019 @09:29PM (#21383535)

You seem to know more about recent news better than me.

I heard that Intel's 10 nm delay was mainly the result of its overambitious engineering and beliefs that they could do 10 nm via existing DUV without the troubles of moving to EUV, but the yield proved to be extremely low and basically a disaster.

Is it true? What is their reenginnered solution in addition to making it 1.3x less dense?

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Re:Intel: 10nm Product Era Has Begun, 7nm on Track by Guthur on Tuesday October 29, 2019 @12:14AM (#21384208)

I assume both the parents are referring to TSMC, global foundries stepped out of 7nm to concentrate on existing processes

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