Intel says 14nm process ready for production by end of 2013

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Intel says 14nm process ready for production by end of 2013

Monica Chen, San Francisco; Jessie Shen, DIGITIMES

Friday 14 September 2012

Intel has unveiled plans to transition to 14nm process technology for the manufacture of CPUs and SoCs at the end of 2013, and begin R&D for 10nm and below processes on schedule from 2015.

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