Intel is reportedly reconsidering its foundry strategy under new CEO Lip-Bu Tan, with plans to shift focus from its 18A ...

In a new report from Counterpoint Research, TSMC has 35% of the semiconductor market, leaving Intel and Samsung in its ...

ASML Holding is the critical bottleneck in the AI supply chain, uniquely enabling next-gen chip production with its advanced ...

14 A is equivalent to 1.4 nm and IMEC expects it will be succeed by 10 A or 1 nm in 2029. IMEC sees that progression carrying ...

The Intel Core Ultra 7 processor is designed for legendary gaming experiences but is capable of even more than that. And right now, Amazon reduced it by a third of its price.

American chipmaker Intel’s new CEO Lip-Bu Tan on Thursday announced that the company would soon implement significant spending cuts that would also involve laying off its employees. Although Tan did ...

Intel’s Intel 7 process, which powered the 12th and 14th Gen Core processors, was actually based on 10 nm Enhanced SuperFin lithography, despite being marketed as a 7 nm process.

The ZNTC aims to complete the development of its own lithography systems for 130 nm processes by the end of 2026. These would then presumably be ready for use in 2027 or 2028. 130 nm corresponds ...

EUV (Extreme Ultraviolet) lithography systems are crucial for manufacturing innovative semiconductors, enabling the production of smaller, more powerful, and energy-efficient chips. Using a 13.5 nm ...

Intel 14A will succeed the 18A and 20A nodes, but the company also says that it will introduce an improved version, dubbed 14A-E, in 2027. Chipzilla, however, did not offer details about how it ...

Chipmakers like TSMC, Samsung and Intel were getting around the resolution limitations of their lithography systems by using more complicated production processes. These workarounds come at a cost.

Fabs 12, 22, and 32 are currently producing chips on Intel’s 7-nm, 10-nm, 14-nm, and 22-nm nodes. Figure 2 IFS chief Stuart Pann calls strategic collaboration with UMC an important step toward its ...