Intel's promising a whole new era of CPU nodes.
), Intel China President Wang Rui says the company has ironed out all the specifications and performance targets for 20A and 18A.
If Intel can pull that off, it will very much be back in the game, fully competitive with TSMC in terms of chip production tech. Indeed, Intel thinks 18A will be the most advanced node in the world in the second half of next year, overtaking TSMC. What's more, we're not really expecting to see any Intel 4 chips until the second half of 2023. That implies that Intel will be rolling out no fewer than three nodes in the space of a year. So, that's Intel 4 in the second half of this year, 20A in the first half of next year and 18A in the second half of 2024.
However, some of the terminology used by Intel may be creating unrealistic expectations. Intel says its expectations are that 20A will be"manufacturing ready" in the first half of next year, with 18A achieving the same status in the second half of the year.Intel was indicating that the Intel 4 node would achieve that status in the second half of 2022 and you know where we're at with those chips as of three months into 2023.
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