A nother one bites the dust. According to a new report from Reuters, Intel's customer foundry business could largely give up ...

The GPU is due late next year or early in 2022, and Intel said some parts will be outsourced. By the time Intel is shipping 7nm chips in quantity, TSMC plans to be producing 3nm wafers.

Intel is evaluating a revision to its blueprints for the 14th Gen Core “Meteor Lake” CPUs by turning to TSMC’s 5nm process family to manufacture all of the integrated chips, according to ...

Intel is expected to make a sizable node jump later this year when it launches its next-generation desktop platform, Arrow Lake. Its existing Raptor Lake CPUs use Intel 7 (formerly 10nm).

TSMC starting 2021 off with rumors that it will make Intel Core i3 chips on 5nm this ... TSMC is reportedly set to make a certain portion of Intel's next-gen mid-range and high-end CPUs on TSMC's ...

Core i3s on TSMC 5nm this year, i5 and more on TSMC 3nm in 2022. Skip to main content. ... Next year, Intel will then move its higher performance models to TSMC's upcoming 3nm node.

Intel's expecting margins to take a hit as a result of the squished manufacturing roadmap between 10nm, 7nm, and 5nm – all in the name of regaining process node leadership from the likes of its ...

A report in Monday’s edition of Taiwan’s China Times says that Intel has ordered 180,000 wafers from TSMC, nearly as many as the 200,000 that AMD has ordered for next year.

Intel launched its cards using the mature TSMC 6nm node, whereas rivals AMD and Nvidia were already one node ahead, using TSMC 5nm for Ada Lovelace and RDNA 3 GPUs. Intel appears to have learned a ...

TSMC claims that chips built with the 3nm process will perform up to 15% better and use up to 30% less power than those made with 5nm tech. Intel famously had to delay its move to 7nm technology.

TSMC, the world’s largest contract chipmaker, will reportedly start the production of the Intel Core i3 processors on its 5nm process. Intel has outsourced its entry level chip series to TSMC ...

TSMC. Intel. 2021. 5nm (mass production started in 2020), 3nm (test production) 7nm (will be launched in late 2021) ... then collectively spend approximately $100 billion over the next three years.