True but thats the private companies spending the money. And you know how they are "Muh profits margins, too expensivee"
I remember a joke
Wow is that 99% true? That means that the 3A500 can make serious bank.Most (>99%) Intel CPU is manufactured with 14nm process. I totally agree that AMD with 7nm is better than intel CPU, but the difference is marginal. This 3A500 has better process node than Intel
Wow is that 99% true? That means that the 3A500 can make serious bank.
Come on China, do it. Wait for 1-2 years for sufficient foundries capacity and nuke Intel from orbit
Btw congratulations to your promotion, Brigadier
I'm tempted to say that because Chinese universities graduate a lot of electrical engineers a year, China's chip developers can focus on logic, analog, RF, sensors, opto and discrete, all at once
Intel: “Hey now we don’t just say ‘14nm’ anymore, we say ‘14nm++++++++++++++++++++++++++++’Thanks, I didn't realise I am Brigadier now
It is true that the majority of Intel CPU are 14nm process node. Only small percentage of mobile Intel CPU is on 10nm process, and is well known to have issues.
This is the latest Intel i7 11th generation desktop, launch date Q1 2021. High end i7 desktop with 8 cores/16 Threads ... you see still with 14nm process node
“Just curious which area uses analog chips?