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I guess that answers my question, Intel will keep Altera for now. I remember back in the day when Altera and Xilinx were battling it out...
Yesterday at 7:27 AM
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Intel's 22nm process was much superior to TSMC 28nm back then.
Yesterday at 7:26 AM
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True and Intel 14nm even more so versus TSMC 16nm. Unfortunately the Altera integration into Intel went much slower than expected so the...
Yesterday at 7:26 AM
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That's interesting. He's not wrong to question this -- Quarterly reporting definitely seems like one of those "we always did it this...
Yesterday at 7:26 AM
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200% agree.
Yesterday at 7:25 AM
True and Intel 14nm even more so versus TSMC 16nm. Unfortunately the Altera integration into Intel went much slower than expected so the...
Yesterday at 7:21 AM
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Intel's 22nm process was much superior to TSMC 28nm back then.
Yesterday at 6:53 AM
Altera could have kept TSMC as its manufacturing partner. Did Altera let its emotions overrun its judgment because Xilinx had started...
Yesterday at 6:36 AM
Altera could have kept TSMC as its manufacturing partner. Did Altera let its emotions overrun its judgment because Xilinx had started...
Yesterday at 6:30 AM
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I was skeptical about HNA-EUV as well but Intel can use it for 2-3 layers using EUV for the rest. If so, Intel can claim first to...
Yesterday at 6:03 AM
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They didn't cancel 14A yet.
Yesterday at 5:23 AM
I was skeptical about HNA-EUV as well but Intel can use it for 2-3 layers using EUV for the rest. If so, Intel can claim first to...
Yesterday at 4:39 AM
I guess that answers my question, Intel will keep Altera for now. I remember back in the day when Altera and Xilinx were battling it out...
Yesterday at 4:31 AM
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I don't think it will have Density advantage over A14 if i have to estimate based on Public Info 18A is similar to N3P in Density and...
Yesterday at 4:21 AM
Lip-Bu Tan
12 hours ago
Congrats Ken Hao & SilverLake to become 51% new shareholder of Altera and Intel is proud to have 49%...
Yesterday at 4:20 AM
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I guess that answers my question, Intel will keep Altera for now. I remember back in the day when Altera and Xilinx were battling it out...
Daniel Nenni replied to the thread Intel trims 2025 operating expenses outlook after Altera deconsolidation.True and Intel 14nm even more so versus TSMC 16nm. Unfortunately the Altera integration into Intel went much slower than expected so the...
hist78 replied to the thread Intel trims 2025 operating expenses outlook after Altera deconsolidation.Altera could have kept TSMC as its manufacturing partner. Did Altera let its emotions overrun its judgment because Xilinx had started...