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Gururu Size and profit aside, is Intel ahead of TSMC on the 18A,14A node, and packaging fronts? Reply
usertests Gururu said: Size and profit aside, is Intel ahead of TSMC on the 18A,14A node, and packaging fronts? I think they are using high-NA EUV before TSMC, and the packaging is well-regarded. It doesn't matter if what they want is extra capacity for budget chips: It’s currently unclear which chips the U.S. semiconductor company will be making for the largest consumer electronics firm in the world The kek says it's A21, an unannounced and unreleased chip for Macbook Neo, and presumably iPhone/iPad. Apple Taps Intel To Make Its Next-Gen Macbook Neo Chips, A21, The Competitor To x86 PCs Reply
JamesJones44 usertests said: The kek says it's A21, an unannounced and unreleased chip for Macbook Neo, and presumably iPhone/iPad. The Neo and older nodes for the A series would seem to make the most sense, at least to start. If Apple really is going to use Intel for the A21 then that could be a massive win for Intel because that would be a leading edge SoC for next years iPhone lineup. Reply
JRStern Gururu said: Size and profit aside, is Intel ahead of TSMC on the 18A,14A node, and packaging fronts? "Ahead", what does that mean? Reply
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- https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/semiconductors/apple-reportedly-strikes-deal-for-intel-to-make-some-of-its-chips-two-tech-giants-reached-a-preliminary-agreement-for-intel-to-make-processors-for-cupertino#main
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