Intel Corporation's struggles in AI growth and declining market share raise concerns for investors, making it a speculative ...

Intel's current-generation chips are described as 10nm (nanometre) chips, and its next-generation will be 7nm chips. These numbers used to be a measure of the tiny spaces in between transistors on ...

While Intel’s recently disclosed 7nm delays prompted a nosedive in the chipmaker’s stock price—and an opposite reaction for rival AMD—solution providers say the impact of its 7nm struggles ...

当台积电和三星已经迈入3nm时代时，Intel却仍在7nm工艺上苦苦挣扎。为了掩盖这一尴尬局面，Intel甚至将7nm工艺更名为intel4，并宣称其为4nm工艺。

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 ...

He has finally had some time to pass over his thoughts on Intel 7NM, after watching Linus rip them apart. Leo was rather impressed with what Linus had to say. We doubt you missed what Linus said ...

The company previously said in May that it would launch a 7nm data center GPU in 2021. Rajeeb Hazra, corporate vice president and general manager of Intel's enterprise and government group ...

Several sites, including AnandTech and Tom’s Hardware, provided comprehensive coverage of the event. 2) Where is 10nm (7nm and 5nm)? In 2016, Intel announced its 10nm process with plans to ship a ...

But in the future, the 7nm will be renamed Intel 4 - with plans for launch of Intel 20A (previously known as Intel 5nm) by 2024. The A stands for Angstrom, which is a metric unit of length ...

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. In the ...

On the leading edge, GlobalFoundries, Intel, Samsung and TSMC are migrating from the 16nm/14nm to the 10nm/7nm logic nodes. Intel already has encountered some difficulties, as the chip giant recently ...

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 ...