Despite a long list of issues plaguing chip giant Intel (NASDAQ: INTC), the company has made meaningful progress catching up to TSMC in semiconductor manufacturing. Intel was stuck on its heavily ...

Intel previously canceled the Intel 20A process, which was meant to be a stepping stone to develop important new technologies. For its latest PC chips, Intel turned to TSMC instead of using the ...

You could say the same about Intel 20A and 18A, but Intel cancelled 20A in any case. So, at the very least, Intel is down to four nodes in four years. But taken in the round, of the five "new ...

4 and 3 to Intel 20A and 18A (1.8nm). The last is the most advanced node, set for mass volume production in H1 2025. Its power performance leadership is on the table, owing to RibbonFET gate-all ...

Reaffirms plans for Intel 3, Intel 20A and Intel 18A Having already introduced products on the first two nodes in Gelsinger's plan - Intel 7 and Intel 4 - the company said the next process ...

where Qualcomm would be Intel's new Intel 20A process node customer. Qualcomm and Broadcom joining the investment into Intel Foundry Services will see American companies at the top of the ...

Intel aims to make a large jump from 7nm to 2nm (Intel 20A) by 2025, but it remains to be seen if this will materialize as planned as Intel has had a history of delays as we previously analyzed.