Re:AMD Claims World’s Fastest Per-Core Performance with New ...
by ksec on Tuesday April 14, 2020 @10:28PM
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>I believe the original goal was 2017?
It depends how you define "Original". If it was the initial Tick Tock roadmap, 22 and 14 were Late, otherwise it was 2015. But then since both were 6 months late it was expected to be 2016, counting from initial 14nm launch.
We are now 4 years later and 10nm is barely working and yield. Although there were lots of promise during investor meetings of more 10nm products this year, it seems Intel wants to move pass 10nm as early as possible to 7nm and regain their lead by 2023 with 5nm. But judging Intel's recent record I am a little skeptical of their claims.
It depends how you define "Original". If it was the initial Tick Tock roadmap, 22 and 14 were Late, otherwise it was 2015. But then since both were 6 months late it was expected to be 2016, counting from initial 14nm launch.
We are now 4 years later and 10nm is barely working and yield. Although there were lots of promise during investor meetings of more 10nm products this year, it seems Intel wants to move pass 10nm as early as possible to 7nm and regain their lead by 2023 with 5nm. But judging Intel's recent record I am a little skeptical of their claims.