Arm Opens Up To Using Intel's 18A Process For Leading-Edge SoCs
Intel Foundry Services (IFS) has racked up a big win today with Arm over enabling chip designers to make use of Intel's upcoming 18A process for low-power Arm SoCs.
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Intel Foundry Services (IFS) has racked up a big win today with Arm over enabling chip designers to make use of Intel's upcoming 18A process for low-power Arm SoCs.
The deal involves fabricating mobile-based chips for Arm customers using Intel's upcoming 18A chip-manufacturing process.
Intel & Arm signed a multigeneration agreement that would allow the manufacturing of next-gen mobile SOCs utilizing the 18A process node.
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