An interview with CEO Pat Gelsinger about Intel’s progress in his tenure, and why he believes that Intel can compete with TSMC for process leadership. Plus, mistakes that were made, why Intel…
I actually want to have a 3D construct where I have lots of cache in a base die, and put the advanced computing on top of it into a 3D sandwich, and now you get the best of a cache architecture and the best of the next generation of Moore’s law
Not the first time Pat has mentioned a desire for a stacked cache product.
In no way do I think that just because we’ve now demonstrated 18A
Lunar Lake? There is a debate on whether Lunar Lake is actually 18A or 20A. They demo’d Lunar Lake last month, but with it being so early there is speculation if it was actually on 18A, but this suggests that it actually was?
Now, on the other side of it, though, I have to create clean separation between these two businesses and that’s what the internal Foundry model is all about, because I need to be able to go to Qualcomm or AMD or—
Literally calls out AMD as a potential foundry customer and the cliffhanger or would most likely be Nvidia.
Lunar Lake? There is a debate on whether Lunar Lake is actually 18A or 20A. They demo’d Lunar Lake last month, but with it being so early there is speculation if it was actually on 18A, but this suggests that it actually was?
Not the first time Pat has mentioned a desire for a stacked cache product.
Lunar Lake? There is a debate on whether Lunar Lake is actually 18A or 20A. They demo’d Lunar Lake last month, but with it being so early there is speculation if it was actually on 18A, but this suggests that it actually was?
Literally calls out AMD as a potential foundry customer and the cliffhanger or would most likely be Nvidia.
Neither. It’s N3B.
What he proposed isn’t really stacked cache. At least not in the sense AMD does it. It should probably be thought as a separate cache die.