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2026-08-25
www.trendforce.com 2026-08-25
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2026-07-29
www.hpcwire.com 2026-07-29
Cadence's certification of AI-driven reference flows for Intel's 18A-P and 14A process technologies represents a significant advancement in semiconductor manufacturing and AI chip design. These advanced process nodes, at 18nm and 14nm respectively, provide the foundation for high-performance computi
2026-07-29
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2026-07-28
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2026-07-27
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2026-06-18
hothardware.com 2026-06-18
Intel has entered the risk production phase of its next-generation 18A-P process node at the 2026 IEEE/JSAP VLSI Technology & Circuits Symposium, signaling a significant step in its turnaround strategy. The 18A-P is an optimized version of the standard 18A node, delivering a 9% boost in clock speed
2026-06-17
www.benzinga.com 2026-06-17
Intel's stock performance has improved as the company's 18A-P semiconductor node enters risk production, marking a significant advancement in advanced manufacturing capabilities. This development represents a crucial step forward for Intel in competing within the highly competitive semiconductor ind
2026-06-17
marklapedus.substack.com 2026-06-17
At the VLSI Symposium in June 2026, Intel Foundry unveiled updates on its new 18A-P process technology, a 2nm-class manufacturing node aimed at the foundry market and now in risk production. The 18A-P process builds upon Intel's previous 18A technology, integrating gate-all-around (GAA) transistor a
2026-06-17
tomshardware.com 2026-06-17
At VLSI 2026, Intel unveiled further details of its enhanced 18A-P process, a refinement of its 18A node aimed at boosting performance and reducing power consumption. The 18A-P process delivers a 9% performance gain at the same power level or an 18% power reduction at the same performance, while als
2026-06-01
tomshardware.com 2026-06-01
Intel has officially confirmed the launch of its next-generation Xeon 7 processor, codenamed Diamond Rapids, scheduled for 2027. Built on the refined 18A-P process node, this chip is expected to deliver 50% more cores and double the memory bandwidth compared to the Xeon 6. It will also support PCIe
2026-05-15
wccftech.com 2026-05-15