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Guru3D.com » News » Intel Expands 10nm Manufacturing Capacity

Intel Expands 10nm Manufacturing Capacity

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 12/24/2020 10:19 AM | source: | 23 comment(s)
Intel Expands 10nm Manufacturing Capacity

In response to customer demand, Intel has nearly doubled its manufacturing capacity over the past few years. To do this, the company found innovative ways to deliver more output within existing capacity through yield improvement projects and significant investments in capacity expansion. 

"Over the last three years, we have doubled our wafer volume capacity, and that was a significant investment. Moving forward, we're not stopping… We are continuing to invest into factory capacity to ensure we can keep up with the growing needs of our customers," says Keyvan Esfarjani, senior vice president and general manager of Manufacturing and Operations at Intel. The company also ramped its new 10 nm process this year. Intel currently manufactures 10 nm products in high volumes at its Oregon and Arizona sites in the U.S. and its site in Israel.In 2020, Intel introduced an expanding lineup of 10 nm products including 11th Gen Intel Core processors and the Intel Atom P5900, a system-on-chip for wireless base stations. In addition, the company introduced 10 nm SuperFin technology, which enables the largest single intranode enhancement in Intel's history and delivers performance improvements comparable to a full-node transition.

Esfarjani explains: "10 nm progress is coming along quite well. We have three high-volume manufacturing operations that are going full steam ahead to see how we can do more, better and faster, and continue to support our customers."

 







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fantaskarsef
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#5870779 Posted on: 12/24/2020 12:11 PM
No, no, no Intel....
Esfarjani explains: "10 nm progress is coming along quite well."


Yeah, we've heard that before. Years. Time and time again.

Loophole35
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#5870852 Posted on: 12/24/2020 03:37 PM
No, no, no Intel....


Yeah, we've heard that before. Years. Time and time again.
All reports are that 10nm is actually "fixed" and able to be produced in volume.

tunejunky
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#5870878 Posted on: 12/24/2020 04:30 PM
good news for Intel.
but as Intel's 10nm equals everyone else's 7nm, they're still a node behind

Stormyandcold
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#5870941 Posted on: 12/24/2020 07:25 PM
good news for Intel.
but as Intel's 10nm equals everyone else's 7nm, they're still a node behind

That doesn't mean anything because Intel can use everyone else as well. Their options is actually more like everyone else +1.

Black_ice_Spain
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#5870942 Posted on: 12/24/2020 07:32 PM
good news for Intel.
but as Intel's 10nm equals everyone else's 7nm, they're still a node behind

Intel density is higher on 10nm than TSMC on 7nm, so they are actually ahead if they manage to fix it


didn't research if this is true tho, just heard it + googled it

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