Intel roadmaps leak showing company's plans through 2021

[DanceswithUnix]

If they keep applying the bits from 10nm that actually work back into 14nm (which I presume is where all the iterations come from) then 10nm will always be an outlier.

Charlie claims Intel only have one or two 10nm lines left having converted the others to either 7nm development or back to 14nm for usable production. If those parts are indeed only good for extra low power products where performance isn't so important, then I guess the like us don't want them anyway.

https://semiaccurate.com/2019/04/25/...els-10nm-woes/

[badass]

And it seems even ^^that^^ was more than they could chew.

Reading between the lines from their results today where they did better than expected, their out-performance due to "cost control" might also be related to their under performance in getting 10nm out of the door

[DanceswithUnix]

Reading between the lines from their results today where they did better than expected, their out-performance due to "cost control" might also be related to their under performance in getting 10nm out of the door

I assumed that was down to their hiking prices due to the short supply of their own making.

[Iota]

Again, most HEXUS readers, who are largely enthusiasts and PC gamers, will be interested in the upper rows

Nope, I'm actually looking at the lowest part on the second image, Rocket Lake Xeon E (PCI Gen 4). Isn't Zen 2 (X570 chipset) PCI Gen 4? Would that mean Intel is going to be a full year behind AMD on this?

[kalniel]

Through 2021 or through to 2021?

[mercyground]

tldr. Intel is screwed. the process is broken. they have too much to fix and not enough chips that are working. so anything that comes out partially working is being sold. (eg chips with no igfx cos they are fused off cos broken).

AMD is having a field day. HP and Dell have given up and pushing out Ryzen laptops and Epyc servers instead.

And Charlie still gets mocked... despite being right... AGAIN.

Edit: what also amazes me is the idiots buying intels latest servers despite them being barely faster, few fixes... and 50% more expensive due to limited supply.

Why anyone would buy a 52core 2x2 bolted together Xeon vs a 64core Epyc i dont know... specially as you can get 2x Epycs for the price of one xeon server... oh and did i mention that xeon is 400w's to cool?