GlobalFoundries announces new 7nm FinFET process, full node shrink GlobalFoundries is planning an aggressive rollout schedule for next-generation technologies like 7nm manufacturing and FD-SOI.

Globalfoundries plans to deliver a 7nm FinFET semiconductor process that it says will offer the ultimate in performance for the next era of computing applications.

GLOBALFOUNDRIES recently announced their upcoming 7nm FinFET manufacturing process which is expected to go into production in early 2018. According to the GLOBALFOUNDRIES, their new 7nm FinFET ...

7nm FinFET Plus Library Characterization Tool Flow Delivery In addition to the tools certified for TSMC's 7nm FinFET Plus and 7nm process technologies, the Virtuoso Liberate ™ Characterization ...

Cadence announced its continued work with TSMC to certify its solutions for TSMC 5nm and 7nm+ FinFET process technologies for mobile and HPC designs.

Cadence Design Systems, a company that offers development tools for SoC designers, has also announced certification for compatibility with TSMC’s 7nm FinFET process after some close collaboration.

Apple chipmaker TSMC and chip designer ARM have announced that they will work together to create a 7nm FinFET process expected to enter early production in late 2017 and mass production in 2018 ...

IEDM 2017: GlobalFoundries announces 7nm chipmaking process The development of its own 7nm technology is a significant milestone for customers like AMD and IBM that need the highest performance.

TSMC said the 7nm process will deliver either a 40 percent boost in performance or a 65 percent reduction in power at the transistor level compared to the current 16nm FinFET process.

GLOBALFOUNDRIES Launches 7nm ASIC Platform for Data Center, Machine Learning, and 5G NetworksFX-7 offering leverages the company’s 7nm FinFET process to deliver best in class IP and Solutions ...

Globalfoundries 7nm LP FinFET process could prove to be beneficial for some of Globalfoundries biggest customers like AMD who need the highest performance and density logic and cache memories.

TSMC co-CEO Mark Liu recently told investors that the company will have a trial production run using 7nm process technology in the first half of 2017.