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Intel revoit la dénomination de ses nœuds : Intel 7 remplace Enhanced SuperFin 10 nm © Intel Saluons les processus Intel 7, Intel 4, Intel 3 et Intel 20A qui seront la base des futurs CPU de lentreprise américaine. Les plus anciens dentre vous se souviendront quau cours des années 90, pour marquer la supériorité supposée de leurs processeurs sur ceux dIntel, AMD et Cyrix ont employé le PR ou Performance Rating. Aujourdhui, Intel semble enclencher un mouvement assez similaire avec lint...

In today’s Intel Accelerated event, the company is driving a stake into the ground regarding where it wants to be by 2025. CEO Pat Gelsinger earlier this year stated that Intel would be returning to product leadership in 2025, but hasn’t yet explained how this is coming about – that is until today, where Intel has disclosed its roadmap for its next five generations of process node technology leading to 2025. Intel believes it can follow an aggressive strategy to match and pass its foundry...

What you need to know Intel revealed some of its plans for the next four years. Among those plans include node rebrandings and entering a new era of semiconductors. The angstrom era of semiconductors is slated to begin in early 2024. Intel announced a slate of upcoming developments at its Intel Accelerated event on July 26, 2021. Chief among those news items was the rebranding of the 10nm Enhanced SuperFin node to Intel 7, which parallels TSMCs naming game. Intel 7 will be the name of the compa...

Intel details ambitious roadmap with big plans for the next few years Intel has detailed what it says is one of its most detailed roadmaps for its process and packaging technology ever published — one that sets the stage for its ambitious goal of “process performance leadership” over the next few years. Among other things, the company is launching a new naming structure for its process nodes in order to present “a clear and consistent framework” for customers. “The industry has long...

Intel Promises ‘Performance Leadership’ By 2025 With New Roadmap The semiconductor giant is promising a return to ‘process performance leadership’ by 2025 with a new roadmap that is shaking up node naming conventions, full of new technologies and gaining the support of one major competitor. By Dylan Martin July 26, 2021, 07:32 PM EDT Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger is promising that the company will return to “process performance leadership” with a new road...