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so if N=18A (it is in production according to Intel). then Intel 7 is N-4 (according 5 nodes in 4 years nonsense). Most Intel volume is...
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If a 50% gross profit margin is so easy to achieve, we should have seen many semiconductor companies doing that. I think it's a tough...
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so if N=18A (it is in production according to Intel). then Intel 7 is N-4 (according 5 nodes in 4 years nonsense). Most Intel volume is...
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Normally a PCB (used for assembly of multiple components of all types) has one or more cores (FR4 material or similar), is built up...
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Pat Gelsinger inherited inferior node process tech (10nm) & inferior product road map (Sapphire rapids on DC CPU - Alder lake was good...
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Are we talking about a 50% gross profit margin for each individual product, or the combined gross profit from all products divided by...
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Narrowly speaking, a substrate is a holder for dies, but PCB is a holder for components. In size side, PCB is more larger than...
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so if N=18A (it is in production according to Intel). then Intel 7 is N-4 (according 5 nodes in 4 years nonsense). Most Intel volume is...
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How does the Fab 52 accounting deal with Brookfield? Intel will consolidate this but brookfield owns half the fab? I have done...
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how is 50% GM limiting?
Products always plan for this, they adjust the price for that in planning stage. then the reality of cost and...
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Intel management indicates that Panther Lake will follow similar launch and volume profile as Meteor Lake. Intel launched Meteor Lake...
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AmandaK posted the thread Cadence Advances Design and Engineering for Europe’s Manufacturers on NVIDIA Industrial AI Cloud in Cadence.11 Jun 2025 PARIS— At NVIDIA GTC Paris, Cadence (Nasdaq: CDNS) announced it is providing optimized solutions for the world’s first...