No doubt you could have your views in regards to the TikTok video platform, however years earlier than we knew that title Intel unleashed the similarly-named Tick Tock, which was a completely totally different animal. It began life as an outline of a cadence of a brand new fabrication course of node adopted by an enhancement of the node however quickly grew to become a humiliation as Intel acquired caught at 14nm, 14nm+, 14nm++ and 14nm+++.
Intel has damaged the log jam with the 10nm and Intel 7 processes, nonetheless we wonder if they are going to be capable of meet up with TSMC, AMD, Apple and Nvidia. This is a big and vexed query however there’s a particular level we are able to handle; is Intel capable of ship 5 nodes in 4 years?
Timestamps:
00:00 Start
01:23 Where did Intel go improper?
12:24 What is the Fix?
14:13 Delivering on their roadmap, does that repair the issue?
20:45 Summary
21:29 Does this truly matter? Intel vs. TSMC, Samsung, AMD, Nvidia, Amazon, RISC V, Meta and Apple.
26:41 Closing Thoughts
Intel course of slide
Leo’s notes
Prologue
Over the years Intel has provided the world with processors and has made fortunes, nonetheless the tide has turned.
Who can save Intel from these dire issues – or would possibly they be die issues?- the almost certainly reply is CEO Pat Gelsinger.
Chapter 1 – Where did Intel go improper?
Let’s pin the blame on delays to their 10nm course of.
In 2008 when Pat Gelsinger was Intel’s CTO he stated that Intel noticed a transparent method in the direction of the 10nm node.
In 2009 Gelsinger left Intel working first at EMC after which at VMWare earlier than he returned to Intel in 2021 as CEO.
Chapter 2 – What is the Fix?
Five Nodes in Four Years
Disaggregation of design and course of
Increased emphasis on packaging
Chapter 3 – If Intel is ready to ship its roadmap, does that repair the issue?
Chapter 4 – Does it matter?
Intel vs. TSMC, Samsung, AMD, Nvidia, Amazon, RISC V, Meta and Apple.
Consumers purchase merchandise quite than course of nodes or applied sciences
KitGuru says: Do you suppose Intel can get the sting over TSMC and Samsung? Let us know your ideas within the feedback.
