Absolutely. Intel has been stuck on the 14nm node for a very, very long time. 10nm CPUs were supposed to ship in 2015, they did really only in late 2019, 2020.

Absolutely. Intel has been stuck on the 14nm node for a very, very long time. 10nm CPUs were supposed to ship in 2015, they did really only in late 2019, 2020. Meanwhile AMD caught up and Intel has been doing the silliest shenanigans to appear as if they were competitive, like in 2018 they demonstrated a 28 core 5GHz CPU and kinda forgot to mention the behind-the-scenes one horsepower (~745W) industrial chiller keeping that beast running. Also, the first 10nm "Ice Lake" mobile CPUs were not really an improvement over the by then many times refined 14nm chips "Comet Lake". It's been a faecal pageant.