Intel 10nm density is 2.7X improved over its 14nm node

[HEXUS]

New report says that Intel can pack 100.8 million transistors per square mm.

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[tygrus]

Intel PR driven decision makers bit off more than its engineers could chew. Trying to increase the scaling to 2.7 instead of the usual 2 means they went a bit too far. On the other hand, some will say my attempted jokes go too far as well. LOL

[deepblue08]

Intel PR driven decision makers bit off more than its engineers could chew. Trying to increase the scaling to 2.7 instead of the usual 2 means they went a bit too far. On the other hand, some will say my attempted jokes go too far as well. LOL

PR vs Engineers ... age old problem

[Tabbykatze]

If density the only thing that can be commented on as a dramatic improvement then the rest of the process is just a crippling disappointment.

[ET3D]

It seems like if Intel ever gets that process working well, it could compete well with other companies' 7nm. I wonder when that will happen.

[preter_s]

Still dual core? Epic Intel fail.

Even the cheapest/lowest end AMD CPU is 4 cores, with or without iGPU! Being fabless means that EVERYBODY else from AMD to Apple can have access to the latest 7nm process from TSMC and Global Foundries. What a joke!