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Guru3D.com » News » Intel to further delay its first 10nm processors to late 2019

Intel to further delay its first 10nm processors to late 2019

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 07/28/2018 10:30 AM | source: seekingalpha | 25 comment(s)
Intel to further delay its first 10nm processors to late 2019

Some interesting remarks have been made by Intel during a quarterly financial discussion, an Intel representative mentioned that data center products will be followed by desktop processors fabbed at 10nm at the earliest by 2019. So, long story short, all procs for another year will be based on 14nm.

This means that 10nm Cannon Lake desktop products will not be arriving until late 2019. Intel’s 10nm “Cannon Lake” in small volumes have spotted in early stages back in January 2017. However products based on the chip were slated to arrive by the end of 2017, that never happened. Intel instead pushed back its Cannon Lake rollout until 2018 due to manufacturing difficulties originating from the 10nm process. The delay on 10nm chips is not only limited to desktop and notebook computers, as it also applies to servers parts. It seems Intel is fighting yields in the 10nm process. 

 

Micro-architectureCore GenerationFab ProcessYear
Sandy Bridge 2nd 32nm 2011
Ivy Bridge 3rd 22nm 2012
Haswell 4th 22nm 2013
Broadwell 5th 14nm 2014
Skylake 6th 14nm 2015
Kaby Lake 7th 14nm+ 2016
Coffee Lake 8th 14nm++ 2017
Whiskey lake 8th 14nm++ 2018
Cannon Lake 8th 10nm 2019
Ice Lake 9th 10nm+ 2019

 

Realistically, the smaller the processor components, often the more problematic the manufacturing process becomes. We've seent hat in the past, and it seems to apply to complex 10nm designs in their yields, e.g. producing a higher number of defective chips per wafer. Interestingly enough, 14, 12 and 7nm seem to be going strong, AMD is on track with 7nm for ZEN2 and VEGA. This year the company will continue to focus on 14nm based processors of which the first generation was released in 2014. By the end of this year, Intel’s fifth and last generation 14nm technology based CPUs should be introduced, which are code-named Whiskey Lake.

 







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-Tj-
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#5569001 Posted on: 07/28/2018 12:05 PM
Lol wishkeylake

So still some wait for Icelake, np but this stalling is ludicrous

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#5569004 Posted on: 07/28/2018 12:19 PM
Superman stumbles......

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#5569011 Posted on: 07/28/2018 12:46 PM
If Intel was one person, that person would be a shivering wreck, crying in a corner rocking back and forth. AMD's Ryzen comeback has turned them into a huge mess. And dumping their CEO over something as trivial as an in-company relationship when they most needed an experienced helmsman, that was just stupid.

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#5569022 Posted on: 07/28/2018 01:49 PM
thats worse than i expected, looks like icelake ( or what ever they end up shipping)will be competing mostly with 4th gen ryzen, thats not a good place to be. frankly thats late enough to really damage intel's market share.

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#5569025 Posted on: 07/28/2018 02:00 PM
If this mess continues, is better for Intel to skip the 10nm process and move to the next one... If possible of course.

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