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Maybe Intel did not think about it long enough. Because rather obviously someone else did manage to do it. I do not see TSMC heading...
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Intel is also first to GAA+BSPN in HVM as for advanced packing Intel has also made breakthrough what about Glass Substrates and Silicon...
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Glad you cleared the air, intel was first for every innovation. If Intel was to go away the world will be left with a bunch of half...
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Maybe Intel did not think about it long enough. Because rather obviously someone else did manage to do it. I do not see TSMC heading...
Oct 25, 2025
Toshiba was the first to demonstrate a Gate-All-Around (GAA) transistor in 1988. And Samsung was the first to achieve volume production...
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I’d like to hear what @MKWVentures thinks since he was there.
From my perspective as an outsider, I believe Intel could have...
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But Paul Otellini and many Intel leaders should have realized that if Intel didn’t change, its partners and customers eventually would...
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Maybe Intel did not think about it long enough. Because rather obviously someone else did manage to do it. I do not see TSMC heading...
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Who really believes that any acceleration of Fab21 3nm or 2nm or next node materially changes the US's reliance on Taiwan for advanced...
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Glad you cleared the air, intel was first for every innovation. If Intel was to go away the world will be left with a bunch of half...
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??? Why guess? Intel put High-K metal gate into production in 2007 and the tear downs made it clear right away it was gate last. I...
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Glad you cleared the air, intel was first for every innovation. If Intel was to go away the world will be left with a bunch of half...
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Cambricon has been designing AI accelerators for longer than Huawei's HiSilicon. It is said their products have better software support...
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Maybe Intel did not think about it long enough. Because rather obviously someone else did manage to do it. I do not see TSMC heading...
hist78 replied to the thread Not Just Numbers: How TSMC’s “Small-Step, Fast-Run” Strategy Became Its Secret Weapon Against Samsung and Intel.Toshiba was the first to demonstrate a Gate-All-Around (GAA) transistor in 1988. And Samsung was the first to achieve volume production...
Daniel Nenni reacted to BruceA's post in the thread Not Just Numbers: How TSMC’s “Small-Step, Fast-Run” Strategy Became Its Secret Weapon Against Samsung and Intel with
BruceA replied to the thread Not Just Numbers: How TSMC’s “Small-Step, Fast-Run” Strategy Became Its Secret Weapon Against Samsung and Intel.Glad you cleared the air, intel was first for every innovation. If Intel was to go away the world will be left with a bunch of half...