Intel 7 is the company's 10nm process, and Intel 4 is its 7nm process. The names can be ... but the switch to 3D FinFET ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Intel believes it can drive Moore’s Law down to 7 nm even without long-delayed advances in lithography. It also gave its most detailed look to date at its foundry service for sharing ...

thanks to new FinFET transistor optimizations. The second node is called Intel 4, which was previously referred to as Intel’s 7nm process, and it will go into processors that will enter ...

The competition between Intel and AMD has been heating up in the last few years as Intel has released chips fabbed with their 14nm++ process and AMD has been using TMSC’s 7nm process.

based company said Renduchintala, whose responsibilities include process technologies like 7nm and manufacturing operations, will leave on Aug. 3. An Intel spokesperson said it does not plan to re ...

The latter will enter production phase in the first quarter of 2022. Next up is Intel 4 - previously known as 7nm -, the salient features of which can be seen in the graphic above. Intel 3 will be ...

But foundries are moving in similar directions at 10nm/7nm. For one thing, they are making the fins taller and thinner at each node, which in turn boosts the drive current. For instance, Intel’s 14nm ...

Nanowire FETs, an evolutionary step from the finFET, appears to be a viable technology. In a recent paper given at IEDM, for example, Intel described a nanowire FET with a gate length of 13nm and a ...

Intel’s RibbonFET is its first new transistor design since FinFET arrived more than 13 years ... 6nm and a nanoribbon/nanosheet thickness of 1.7nm while delivering improved short channel effects ...

AMD CEO Lisa Su used her keynote at this week's CES 2019 trade show to reveal more details about the forthcoming 7nm Ryzen 3000 microprocessors ... well ahead of the Intel Core i9-9900K and ...