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Collaboration with tsmc for nodes below 3nm should not be newsworthy. They have been on that leading edge node path for many years. Hard...
Tuesday at 11:48 PM
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Collaboration with tsmc for nodes below 3nm should not be newsworthy. They have been on that leading edge node path for many years. Hard...
Tuesday at 11:01 PM
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Collaboration with tsmc for nodes below 3nm should not be newsworthy. They have been on that leading edge node path for many years. Hard...
Tuesday at 9:34 PM
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Foundry plays second fiddle to Memory in Samsung.
Tuesday at 9:29 PM
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The practice of internal competition (where losing side is not penalized) is good.
Tuesday at 9:29 PM
Some points from the article:
Intel to finish restructuring by July, no major changes through 2026.
In Sept, it will showcase 18A/14A...
Tuesday at 9:16 PM
Intel's reform path has attracted much attention, and its annual conference has moved to Phoenix, Arizona, the United States for the...
Tuesday at 9:16 PM
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Some points from the article:
Intel to finish restructuring by July, no major changes through 2026.
In Sept, it will showcase 18A/14A...
Tuesday at 8:58 PM
X
Intel's reform path has attracted much attention, and its annual conference has moved to Phoenix, Arizona, the United States for the...
Tuesday at 8:57 PM
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True. I believe Intel has a pair of Twinscan 5000 tools installed and running for about a year now. But they are only there for...
Tuesday at 8:31 PM
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These two nodes seem quite similar, unless the TSMC-like naming threw me off.
TSMC puts 12 and 16 in the same family...
Tuesday at 8:30 PM
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I don't honestly know....
Tuesday at 8:25 PM
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True. I believe Intel has a pair of Twinscan 5000 tools installed and running for about a year now. But they are only there for...
Tuesday at 8:24 PM
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There are definitely risks of something like that. But the risks are fare greater if NVIDIA isn't actively competing in the China...
Tuesday at 8:07 PM
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18AP and this was update given in foundry event with two products running in the fabs for 18AP(NVL/DMR)
Regarding Nova Lake except for...
Tuesday at 7:36 PM
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Collaboration with tsmc for nodes below 3nm should not be newsworthy. They have been on that leading edge node path for many years. Hard...
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