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No, there is no Intel 7nm anymore, it was renamed to Intel 4. But there is instead an Intel 7, which is the previous Intel 10nm ESF. This marks the point where
by tux3 3y ago
No, there is no Intel 7nm anymore, it was renamed to Intel 4. But there is instead an Intel 7, which is the previous Intel 10nm ESF.
This marks the point where they changed their naming scheme, so that Intel 7 is roughly comparable to TSMC N7 (not to TSMC N3, which would be Intel 4).
And this chip is on TSMC 7nm per the article, not Intel 7 or Intel 4 (the former "7nm").