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The Intel roadmap is a nice work of optimistic investor-targeted marketing, but I have no idea how to interpret it. I can see in the roadmap slide that 10A "ar
by isthatafact 3y ago
The Intel roadmap is a nice work of optimistic investor-targeted marketing, but I have no idea how to interpret it.
I can see in the roadmap slide that 10A "arrives" in late 2027.
However, the Intel roadmap also shows both intel4/3 and intel 20A/18A present from the start of 2023. The article mentions that 18A/20A nodes have been in "some form of production since 2023". Meanwhile, current Intel chips are still partially outsourced to TSMC, and Intel has promised zetta-scale systems by 2027.
- ffgjgf1 3y ago> are still partially outsourced to TSMC Isn’t that just their GPUs?
- isthatafact 3y agoThey also outsource the SoC and IO tiles in addition to the GPU tiles to TSMC for meteor lake. But unless I have missed something, Intel is making all of their own cpu cores/tiles throughout their product lines, even for server/data center, though not necessarily profitably.