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Budget in price, mainstream in aspiration.
Alder Lake-S due 2H 2021, 7nm in late 2022/early 2023
Publicly apologises to customers.
Agree to patent licensing terms.
Ditches resistors for quantum tunnels.
Won't offer a launch date, though.
Spins shrinkage as growth.
5nm and 6nm respectively.
Pending regulatory approval, of course.
Will make supplies up in Q2.
Completes the promised trifecta.
Might finally be able to meet demand.
It's a factory after all. Sort of.
Include $1bn government kickback.
10,000 wafers affected.
Just as it promised.
Avera offers what GloFo won't: 7nm.
'Making good progress on 10nm,' company claims.
Will pay Intel $1.5bn for its share.
Promises 20 percent speed boost over 10nm.
One dead, two hospitalised.
Adds just 5 percent to its global footprint, though.
Forces AMD to go all-in with TSMC.
Back on track now, it claims.
October 14 2021 | 15:04