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Why SemiAccurate called 10nm wrong - SemiAccurate
"A few months ago SemiAccurate claimed Intel killed their 10nm process, we were wrong." steht da.
Klar behauptet das Gamerkind jetzt immer noch er habe recht. Drollig.
Ganz gekillt nicht, aber rosig sieht anders aus, zumindest für High End Desktop User wird 10nm wohl eher uninteressant.
The second iteration of 10nm (10+) would be denser, lower power, and best case equal to the 14nm process of 2017. It wouldn’t be until the third iteration of 10nm (10++) which was due in 2020 when 10nm would surpass 14nm for performance.
Unless Intel is on track to meet the 2017 schedule, it is unlikely the 10+ and 10++ variants are on time. It is even less likely that they will meet the original performance goals much less exceed them.
So we have an unspecified 10nm process due out in Q4 of 2019 for desktop, ‘mid-2020’ for server, which seems on track to meet current 14nm products on performance and be a little better on power. Best case. If everything works. And the 10nm and 10+ generations are skipped and we jump right to 10++ which is pulled in and better than expected. And 14++ wasn’t improved over the past 2-3 years. Bets anyone?
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