Intel is reportedly gutting 10nm to make the process usable

[WYP]

Will Intel's 10nm be the 10nm they promised?



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[NeverBackDown]

They should have just canceled it a long time ago and invested towards 7nm honestly.

Even still with all these delay's. Intel is still so close to everybody else's 7nm that it may as well be 7nm. Just goes to show how far ahead Intel was and the fact that everybody else loves to use marketing tricks to make it seem like they are ahead.

 

[BigDaddyKong]

This is turning into Intel's version of Bulldozer.

 

[charles1964]

@BigDaddyKong: Yeah it is

 

[demonking]

I like the bit "Intel will never publicly acknowledge this". Oh dear when will companies realise that someone eventually cleans under the carpet.
So they can't do it at the moment. They have wasted so much time and money on this that they are too committed. They are gonna have to spend a fortune on spinning this into the best computer part since the printer

 

[RobM]

LOL, am I allowed to LOL?

 

[Arne Saknussemm]

Intel from Moore's law to less is more's law

10nm AKA the dirty dozen

was it "Intel inside" the TSMC plant?