Intel CEO promises 7nm launch within two years: 10nm delay is due to technical goals are too radical
As a proponent, Intel still insists on Moore's Law.
When attending the Fortune Brainstorming Technology Conference, Intel CEO BobSwan said that the 10nm extension for five years was due to the goal being too aggressive, especially when it was found to be increasingly difficult to achieve.
Although it did not plan to double the transistor density in two years, Si Ruibo stressed that Intel still maintains a leading position. After all, the 10nm delivered today is actually 2.7 times higher than the previous generation 14nm.
In addition, he also talked about 7nm, pointing out that it is under development, promised to be launched within two years, and the transistor density will be at least doubled.
When talking about the future, Si Ruibo pointed out that Intel only has a 30% share of the entire silicon chip market. He believes that artificial intelligence, auto-driving, etc. have explosive demand for high-performance computing, and these areas will be Intel's new business opportunities.
When attending the Fortune Brainstorming Technology Conference, Intel CEO BobSwan said that the 10nm extension for five years was due to the goal being too aggressive, especially when it was found to be increasingly difficult to achieve.
Although it did not plan to double the transistor density in two years, Si Ruibo stressed that Intel still maintains a leading position. After all, the 10nm delivered today is actually 2.7 times higher than the previous generation 14nm.
In addition, he also talked about 7nm, pointing out that it is under development, promised to be launched within two years, and the transistor density will be at least doubled.
When talking about the future, Si Ruibo pointed out that Intel only has a 30% share of the entire silicon chip market. He believes that artificial intelligence, auto-driving, etc. have explosive demand for high-performance computing, and these areas will be Intel's new business opportunities.