[theold]

On Wednesday, Intel unveiled its ambitious plan to collaborate with Microsoft in manufacturing 1.8nm chips by the end of 2024, with the ultimate goal of surpassing Samsung Electronics and becoming the world’s second-largest chipmaker through the successful production of 1.4nm chips by 2027.

Unlike previous industry skepticism surrounding Intel’s plans, this time the venture carries more weight, as Microsoft, a prominent AI company, has already placed an order for Intel’s 1.8nm chips.

The U.S. government expressed its support for Intel’s endeavor, with Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo attending the event and affirming Intel’s role in the country’s technological revitalization.


https://www.donga.com/en/home/article/al.../4766083/1

[sgbuffett]

Intel has to ramp up for USA to stop its dependence on TSMC.

China will invade Taiwan and take TSMC by force.

[theold]

By overtaking TSMC and Samsung Electronics, the top two companies in the field, the company has added fuel to the flames of the competition to create 1-nanometer chips.

Intel’s 1-nanometer process plan alone is about a year ahead of Samsung Electronics and TSMC, which are considered to have far more advanced technology.

https://english.hani.co.kr/arti/english_...29463.html