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Let's pin the blame on delays to their 10nm process. In 2008 when Pat Gelsinger was Intel's CTO he said that Intel saw a clear way towards the 10nm node.

Intel says its new naming scheme will better align with how TSMC and Samsung talk about their foundry technologies. Gone are the days of "Intel 10nm Enhanced Super Fin"—instead, the node is ...

The advances realized in the Intel 4 process sustain Moore’s Law by doubling the achievable transistor density relative to Intel 7, the process node formerly known as 10nm Enhanced Super Fin ...

The current node, i.e. 10nm Super Fin (previously considered 10+) will remain as is. However, its successor, the 10nm Enhanced Super Fin (10ESF) will now be referred to as Intel 7.

Intel’s upcoming Alder Lake processors, set to debut in late 2021, will use Intel’s newly renamed Intel 7 process node. This was previously set to be called Intel’s 10nm Enhanced Super Fin ...

The smaller the node, the more transistors you can fit, although exact numbers tend to vary a lot across different manufacturers — for example, Intel’s 10nm node features technology and ...

As a result, Intel's upcoming 10nm+ and 7nm nodes will be named Intel 7 and 4. Intel 7 is the new name for 10nm Enhanced SuperFin, which Intel previously called SuperFin.

Industry Recognizes Node Naming Inconsistency. Intel. Moving forward, Intel’s naming schema for its 10nm SuperFin will stay the same, and the following nodes will do away with the “nm” name.