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According to Taiwanese supply chain sources, AMD's next-generation Zen 7 processor, codenamed 'Grimlock,' is reportedly set to be manufactured using TSMC's 1.4nm A14 process node, bypassing intermediate nodes such as N2P, N2X, and A16. This move positions the Zen 7 architecture for a launch window a

Recent reports from the Taiwan Commercial Times indicate that AMD plans to use TSMC's A14 (1.4nm) process node for its upcoming Zen 7 processors, codenamed 'Grimlock', with trial production expected in 2027 and mass production in 2028. AMD is skipping intermediate nodes such as N2P, N2X, and A16, di

According to a report by the Taiwan Commercial Times, AMD’s next-generation x86 CPU architecture, Zen 7 (codename Grimlock), is expected to leverage TSMC’s A14 1.4nm process technology and advanced FOPLP packaging. The processor is anticipated to launch in 2028, underscoring AMD’s continued push int