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Nah. Just having tons of manufacturing capacity on 14nm and 10nm and being able to sell cheap can guarantee Intel a place at the table for a while. They don’t c
by BirAdam 4y ago
Nah. Just having tons of manufacturing capacity on 14nm and 10nm and being able to sell cheap can guarantee Intel a place at the table for a while. They don’t compete for manufacturing at TSMC and this is their current advantage.
Apple M1 and Intel have continued to do well, because it was silicon you could actually get for the last two years.
- tambourine_man 4y agoShort to mid term: they can't compete on performance per watt, but they can still sell fast power hungry chips. Mid to long term: they can't compete on absolute performance or price when their transistors are a lot larger than TSMC's. Imagine AMD at 2nm by 2025 and Intel still stuck at 10nm++ whatever. The high end semiconductor industry is a winer takes it all game.