This is historically unique for Intel.

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Mar 28, 2024
12:02:03pm

NanoFab Coug All-American

This is historically unique for Intel.

Yes, (most) everyone (else) does outsource their fabrication.

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Time

Pat Gelsinger = Baghdad Bob?

Genghis Spreads

Mar 28, 11:40am

Huh? Everybody buys chips from TSMC. That shouldn't be a shocking revelation.

Skeptical Optimist

Mar 28, 11:45am

If Intel can volume-produce the most advanced node, why do they have to

Genghis Spreads

Mar 28, 11:48am

The math around Nodes in chip production is all sorts of screwed up now. Intel's 18a is probably closer to 4nm

jpesk2

Mar 28, 11:56am

The nanometers don’t represent anything in reality. It’s just another word

Genghis Spreads

Mar 28, 12:04pm

Everybody outsources some of their production. Intel is also taking some

Skeptical Optimist

Mar 28, 11:59am

This is historically unique for Intel.

Mar 28, 12:02pm

Intel is moving towards spinning off their foundries. It will be very strange if AMD ever has a chip built by Intel..

jpesk2

Mar 28, 12:07pm

Pure-play fabs don't outsource.

Genghis Spreads

Mar 28, 12:32pm

They don’t outsource fabrication

Mar 28, 12:44pm

OK I thought we were talking about fabrication.

Genghis Spreads

Mar 28, 12:51pm

Intel and Microsoft’s announcement is politically motivated

Mar 28, 11:58am

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