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They are behind, but that is mischaracterizing it a good deal. Intel's 10nm is more equivalent to TSMC's 7nm.
by cma 6y ago
They are behind, but that is mischaracterizing it a good deal.
Intel's 10nm is more equivalent to TSMC's 7nm.
- thoraway1010 6y agoAgreed - but that has also not been smooth. I'd be curious to know the 10nm volumes at TSMC vs intel. The world has really changed.
- askvictor 6y agoIt's just like, back in the 2000's, Intel insisting GHz was the only measure that mattered (compared to AMD's lower clocked but more efficient designs), but in the other way around.
- ch_123 6y agoMaybe so, but Intel's 10nm keeps slipping back[1] whereas TSMC have been shipping 7nm in volume since 2018. [1] https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-says-first-10nm-desktop-cpus-land-in-second-half-of-2021 https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-says-first-10nm-desk...