Intel renames processes with a new roadmap
Advanced packaging, transistor tech, and own goals
Today Intel is talking about all things process, construction, and foundry in more detail than before.
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Today Intel is talking about all things process, construction, and foundry in more detail than before.
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OregonLive got a scoop about Intel potentially renaming their 7nm process to 5nm to match the marketing schemes from the foundries.
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The carolling moles of Hillsboro are singing a song of yuletide greetings that are echoing around the 10nm deep Cannon Lake.
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Qualcomm and Samsung announced the worlds first 10nm phone SoC today, the Snapdragon 835.
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Two weeks ago, Globalfoundries announced a ‘7nm’ process, but does it live up to the name?
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AMD’s Polaris is finally here and SemiAccurate brings you the details of this upgrade.
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Today we’re reviewing AMD’s Radeon RX 480 graphics card. Based on AMD’s Polaris 10 chip the RX 480 is the first 14nm FinFET graphics chip bought to market by the company.
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ARM was talking up their TSMC 10nm Artemis test chip last week with some juicy details.
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SemiAccurate spotted a Samsung 10nm wafer at Techcon 2015, the only 10nm part publicly displayed.
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AMD and Globalfoundries are announcing the birth of their new 14LPP process, cigars from SemiAccurate all around.
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The departure of legendary CPU architect Jim Keller from AMD last month after a three-year stint has stirred fears that AMD’s make-or-break Zen CPU architecture is in trouble.
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Remember that pesky 14/16nm process that SemiAccurate told you was having major problems?
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End of year lulls allow you to do things you haven’t had time for before like stories about Samsung 14nm FinFET SoCs.
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What do you get when you put a 6-core ARM A57 on TSMC’s 16nm FinFET process?
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Altera just announced Stratix 10, a 14nm FPGA with four ARM A53 cores built on Intel’s FinFET process.
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