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Intel to Repurchase 49% Equity Interest in Ireland Fab Joint Venture
I have a pretty good model for 18A wafer cost today and what it will be when fully loaded in Fab 52.
Curious, does your model show 18A is cost competitive when F52 is fully ramped? And what is your yield assumption when 18A is mature?
I'm assuming this is not based on a final product since that involves chips from multiple processes/vendors.
