Although the chip-maker is humming right along with it its next-gen silicon ... named Intel 7. Meanwhile, both Apple and AMD are already using TSMC's current 5nm process, though AMD has yet ...

A report in Monday’s edition of Taiwan’s China Times says that Intel ... TSMC, nearly as many as the 200,000 that AMD has ordered for next year. Intel has been unable to work out the kinks in ...

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).

Intel will begin ... Core i3 CPUs to TSMC in the second half of this year using TSMC's 5nm process, as used by Apple in its latest iPhone and MacBook chips. Next year, Intel will then move its ...

and 5nm – all in the name of regaining process node leadership from the likes of its rivals in the fab game, such as TSMC and Samsung. Intel plans to start shipping 7nm product in 2021 ...

Over the last four years, the company has poured more than $90 billion into capital expenditures aimed at expanding its ...

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Earlier this year, Intel got a new CEO and kicked off a new business plan that would open its foundries to other chip-design firms, the same way TSMC and Samsung Semiconductor operate. At its ...

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 ... node as Nvidia's next-gen graphics and ...

Graphics Cards Intel's mythical Big Battlemage ... latest Radeon RX 7900 XTX GPU via TSMC's 5nm node. Whatever, Nvidia's RTX 4070 Ti as a minimum target next year makes sense.

A battle for customers is brewing between Intel and TSMC as the silicon giants prepare for mass production of their next-gen chips ... of TSMC’s older 3nm and 5nm processes.

TSMC's 2nm process node is cruising through development and is already showing better defect rates than 3nm and 7nm did at the same stage. According to Taiwanese outlet Ctee, the node now matches ...