ARM keeps Intel’s foundry wing from irrelevance
Not IDF 2016: This isn’t a win for Intel despite the official PR
Intel likely paid a high price to secure ARM’s support, something their foundry wing desperately needed.
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What shrink does TSMC’s 10nm process deliver?
SemiAccurate found a few numbers that tell the story
How much of a shrink will TSMC’s 10nm process really provide?
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Major SoC ramps volume at 14/16nm
Timing, splits, and a few more juicy details
SemiAccurate has an update on the progress of a major 14/16nm mobile SoC and the news is good.
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Major foundry fixes 14/16nm process problems
Good news is better for the industry than bad
Remember that pesky 14/16nm process that SemiAccurate told you was having major problems?
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Globalfoundries buys IBM semi like SemiAccurate said
We keep telling you we told you so or something like that
Remember when SemiAccurate said that IBM sold their foundry business to Globalfoundries last July?
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Global Foundries and Samsung sync up 14nm processes
Just like SemiAccurate said over a year ago, now it is official
It looks like Global Foundries and Samsung are syncing their processes just like SemiAccurate exclusively said last year.
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Is the sky falling for Intel’s 14nm Broadwell?
How does reality line up with executive statement and internet stupidity?
Is Intel’s Broadwell CPU family really badly delayed or are things what Intel claims they are, essentially according to plan?
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Analysis: Rumored SSD controller delay may shake up the market
What happens when giants fall in a constrained space
It looks like there is going to be a big shakeup in the SSD controller world, SemiAccurate is hearing of a long delay to a critical product.
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Rumored SSD controller delay may shake up the market
What happens when giants fall in a constrained space
It looks like there is going to be a big shakeup in the SSD controller world, SemiAccurate is hearing of a long delay to a critical product.
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Analysis: ASML stops 450mm dead
Who pulled the trigger and why did they feel the need?
It looks like 450mm wafers just got pushed back as ASML stopped production on the technology.
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Apple, Samsung, Intel, and foundry plans
Analysis: 14nm is not what it seems, nor is it from whom it seems
What part does Samsung play in Apple’s 14nm plans, including Apple’s chunk of a foundry?
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Exclusive: Ana Hunter leaves Samsung for Global Foundries
This has a lot of interesting implications
It looks like Global Foundries just grabbed their biggest name yet by hiring Samsung’s Ana Hunter.
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A third player emerges: Apple’s Foundry Plans
New in the Professional Portal
There is some interesting news in the world of foundries and once again it centers around Apple and another mystery player. While SemiAccurate was the first to tell you about their last two foundry moves, a bit more color has come to light recently.
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Exclusive: Apple has a fab, will make their own chips
SemiCon 2013: We told you this would happen, and now it has
Apple has just done something that SemiAccurate has been expecting for a months and entered the fab industry.
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Cisco has to fab chips at an Intel foundry
Analysis: It isn’t a choice as much as a requirement
Cisco is going to make chips with Intel as a foundry for one simple reason, they have to.
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