The Intel chips (Xeon E3-1285L v3 - Haswell and Atom C2750 - Avoton) are both built on 22 nm. The Power 8 processor is using the same process size as the Intel

The Intel chips (Xeon E3-1285L v3 - Haswell and Atom C2750 - Avoton) are both built on 22 nm. The Power 8 processor is using the same process size as the Intel parts, 22 nm. The ARM 64-bit Applied Micro X-Gene 1 SoC tested is on 40 nm. X-Gene 2 is on 28 nm and X-Gene 3 will be build using a 16 nm process. X-Gene 2 is apparently sampling now but we didn't get access to it yet, nor have we seen any publicly available platform using it. Once we'll get access (which should happen soon) to Xeon-D (Broadwell-DE) using a 14 nm process size, the results will be added to the repository at http://lvalsan.web.cern.ch/lvalsan/processor_benchmarking/ http://lvalsan.web.cern.ch/lvalsan/processor_benchmarking/