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> that Intel was experiencing production difficulties on Hasn’t this been Intel’s excuse for like, nearly the past decade at this point?
by misnome 3y ago
> that Intel was experiencing production difficulties on
Hasn’t this been Intel’s excuse for like, nearly the past decade at this point?
- segfaultbuserr 3y agoIntel's 10 nm process node was ill-fated, leading to the "14 nm++++" jokes. But at least Intel finally overcame the problems and delivered 10 nm Enhanced SuperFin (now branded Intel 7) in 12th and 13th Gen CPUs with competitive performance. The upcoming mobile-only Meteor Lake uses the new Intel 4 process node, which seems to start having production problems again. But Intel said they're fairly confident that they'll soon announce Arrow Lake CPUs at the end of 2024 using the next Intel 20A process node - in other words, moving across three process nodes in three years. Good luck Intel.