Media reports published today that Intel is ending work on the 10nm process are untrue. We are making good progress on 10nm. Yields are improving consistent with the timeline we shared during our ...

Intel has taken the rather unprecedented step of immediately denouncing claims by Charlie Demerjian that it has "pulled the plug on [its] struggling 10nm process." Intel has tweeted a response to ...

Regardless of the veracity of those rumors, Intel's 10nm process is a disaster. AMD stands to directly benefit from Intel's manufacturing woes. Before getting into recent news, let's quickly recap ...

Intel had a tech day this week to discuss the future of its own 14nm and 10nm chips, and it laid out some impressive claims in the process. It also laid out what it believes is a better metric for ...

Chip vendors including AMD and Intel have for years defined a chip by a nanometer measurement such as 14nm or 10nm, which also described the manufacturing process of a chip. Such “nm ...

The troublesome 10nm process killed it. In early 2016, Intel confirmed that tick-tock was dead, adding a third leg to the process dubbed “optimization.” Intel’s 7th-gen “Kaby Lake ...

Robert Swan added that Intel had a “very good lineup” of 14nm products in the mainstream and server markets as the company continues to ramp the 10nm process technology. We first experienced ...

Intel 10nm problems have gotten a lot of press but we do not believe there is a widespread understanding of the implication of the 10nm process delays. We show how the move not only makes Intel ...

Intel 7 is the company's 10nm process, and Intel 4 is its 7nm process. The names can be misleading, but nanometer measurements in chips are now mostly marketing terms. Intel 4 is the near future ...

In a series of presentations yesterday, Intel gave many more details on its forthcoming 10nm process for making advanced processors, disclosed a new 22nm FinFET process designed for lower power ...

At some point you cant go to zero so how does intel ... the process node defined the smallest feature size you could get from the lithography. Just because the node is 10nm does not mean that ...