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Intel CEO confirms 7nm CPUs in 2021
Intel CEO Bobert Swan announced on the Intel 2019 Investors Day that their 7nm CPUs will appear 2021. He also talked a bit about the actual delay.
He claims that next to the smaller fabrication Intel also wants to implement changes to improve performance. Intel emphasized during the Investors Day that the production processes between the various chip factories cannot be compared one-to-one. For example, it claims that its own 10nm node is similar in performance and efficiency to the 7nm node used for AMD CPUs and GPUs.
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#5692252 Posted on: 07/18/2019 02:14 PM
lol, and if we'd listen to them we would still have quad cores as top cpus.
and where are those oh so better processor's, mr. intel?
right...
lol, and if we'd listen to them we would still have quad cores as top cpus.
and where are those oh so better processor's, mr. intel?
right...
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#5692253 Posted on: 07/18/2019 02:15 PM
Considering how many delays they had with 10nm, there is very little Intel can say to convince me that they're going to achieve this goal.
Considering how many delays they had with 10nm, there is very little Intel can say to convince me that they're going to achieve this goal.
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#5692262 Posted on: 07/18/2019 02:32 PM
While i am also sceptical about the7 nm from intel , the difficulties on 10nm do not translate to 7 nm since the new techniques to get around problems applt on 7nm also , kind of likre how the industry was stuck to 28nm for a while and then moved to 20nm finfet (renamed 16&14nm) and now 7nm (10nm finfet) and the 5nm(7nm finfet) is on track.
While i am also sceptical about the7 nm from intel , the difficulties on 10nm do not translate to 7 nm since the new techniques to get around problems applt on 7nm also , kind of likre how the industry was stuck to 28nm for a while and then moved to 20nm finfet (renamed 16&14nm) and now 7nm (10nm finfet) and the 5nm(7nm finfet) is on track.
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#5692263 Posted on: 07/18/2019 02:34 PM
There's a typo in the article - 2021 should be 2120
There's a typo in the article - 2021 should be 2120
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#5692265 Posted on: 07/18/2019 02:36 PM
Regardless, if they do pull through, I can imagine it being pretty impressive. I think I might be alone on this though reading the comments.
Regardless, if they do pull through, I can imagine it being pretty impressive. I think I might be alone on this though reading the comments.
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#5692269 Posted on: 07/18/2019 02:53 PM
You're not - bashing on Intel is just the kool-kid thing to do these days.
Regardless, if they do pull through, I can imagine it being pretty impressive. I think I might be alone on this though reading the comments.
You're not - bashing on Intel is just the kool-kid thing to do these days.
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#5692272 Posted on: 07/18/2019 02:56 PM
Eh... I don't know if that's the right comparison. The problem with transistors as small as 7nm/10nm FF is you start to reach the limits of physics for silicon transistors. As I've said in another thread, I'm sure Intel has had 10nm working for a while, but because of stuff like quantum tunneling, I'm sure they can't achieve the high frequencies that they could get at 14nm. Contrary to what most people here seem to believe, a die shrink of a few nanometers isn't going to make that big of a performance difference, so, it doesn't make sense for Intel to release a slower product, even if its efficiency and IPC are mildly improved.
While i am also sceptical about the7 nm from intel , the difficulties on 10nm do not translate to 7 nm since the new techniques to get around problems applt on 7nm also , kind of likre how the industry was stuck to 28nm for a while and then moved to 20nm finfet (renamed 16&14nm) and now 7nm (10nm finfet) and the 5nm(7nm finfet) is on track.
Eh... I don't know if that's the right comparison. The problem with transistors as small as 7nm/10nm FF is you start to reach the limits of physics for silicon transistors. As I've said in another thread, I'm sure Intel has had 10nm working for a while, but because of stuff like quantum tunneling, I'm sure they can't achieve the high frequencies that they could get at 14nm. Contrary to what most people here seem to believe, a die shrink of a few nanometers isn't going to make that big of a performance difference, so, it doesn't make sense for Intel to release a slower product, even if its efficiency and IPC are mildly improved.
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#5692281 Posted on: 07/18/2019 03:26 PM
I think i am gonna start supporting intel after 2020 , coz i just want to support the underdog in the market. :p
I think i am gonna start supporting intel after 2020 , coz i just want to support the underdog in the market. :p
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#5692282 Posted on: 07/18/2019 03:27 PM
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Ops. Quoted myself
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Ops. Quoted myself
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#5692283 Posted on: 07/18/2019 03:29 PM
Seems so. I am planning on a new build and stuck right inbetween both. 9900K just dropped in price, X570 motherboards are too expensive here. I might hold off until next gen but the urge is strong to do it now.
You're not - bashing on Intel is just the kool-kid thing to do these days.
Seems so. I am planning on a new build and stuck right inbetween both. 9900K just dropped in price, X570 motherboards are too expensive here. I might hold off until next gen but the urge is strong to do it now.
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#5692288 Posted on: 07/18/2019 03:48 PM
I'd be surprised to see mass production of 10nm by 2021, let alone 7nm...
I'd be surprised to see mass production of 10nm by 2021, let alone 7nm...
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#5692296 Posted on: 07/18/2019 03:59 PM
the financial director is now the ceo?
the financial director is now the ceo?
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#5692306 Posted on: 07/18/2019 04:30 PM
If they use AMD GLUE they might be able to produce good 10nm and 7nm CPUes.
As I understand the current available 10nm are with disabled IGPU, so if they glued on a 14nm IGPU and bin working 10nm cores together, it could help there yields a lot, but only time will tell.
If they use AMD GLUE they might be able to produce good 10nm and 7nm CPUes.
As I understand the current available 10nm are with disabled IGPU, so if they glued on a 14nm IGPU and bin working 10nm cores together, it could help there yields a lot, but only time will tell.
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#5692314 Posted on: 07/18/2019 04:48 PM
Intel CEO Bobert Swan announced on the Intel 2019 Investors Day that their 7nm CPUs will appear 2021. He also talked a bit about the actual delay....
Intel CEO confirms 7nm CPUs in 2021
By 2021, everybody will be on AMD.
Intel CEO Bobert Swan announced on the Intel 2019 Investors Day that their 7nm CPUs will appear 2021. He also talked a bit about the actual delay....
Intel CEO confirms 7nm CPUs in 2021
By 2021, everybody will be on AMD.
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