TSMC 2021 Foundry Update: Foundry Roadmap
TSMC 2021 foundry update
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Roadmaps
Samsung Details 5nm and 4nm; Adds 8LPA, 5LPP, and 4LPP Nodes; Readies 3nm GAA For Next Year
Samsung revealed more details of its 5LPE process technology which recently ramped, gave a roadmap status update along with new stop-gap nodes announcement.
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Arm Highlights Near-Term Roadmap
Along with the launch of ARMv9, Arm highlighted its near-term roadmap promising strong generational performance improvements.
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Arm Launches ARMv9
Ten years after launching ARMv8, Arm is launching the ARMv9 architecture for the next decade of compute.
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Arm Updates Its Neoverse Roadmap: New BFloat16, SVE Support
Arm updates its Neoverse roadmap with the Neoverse N2 and V1, introducing SVE support for the first time as well as bfloat16 operations. Like the Cortex-X series, the Neoverse V-series will ease its power and area constraints in favor of higher performance.
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TSMC To Build A 5-Nanometer Fab In Arizona; Invest $12B Over The Next 8 Years
TSMC announces its intention to build and operate an advanced 5-nanometer fab in Arizona.
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TSMC Ramps 5nm, Discloses 3nm to Pack Over a Quarter-Billion Transistors Per Square Millimeter
TSMC reports a flat Q1 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, ramps its 5nm node with good yield and discloses key 3-nanometer (N3) details. N3 will be a full node jump over N5 and is expected to offer over a quarter-billion transistors per each millimeter square of silicon.
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Intel Axes Nervana Just Two Months After Launch
Intel axes Nervana in favor of Habana.
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Zhaoxin Unveiled Next-Generation x86 SoC Plans: 32-Core Servers, Sub-7nm Client Designs
Zhaoxin unveiled plans for two new x86 SoC designs: a high-performance 16-nanometer server chip with up to 32 cores and a separate 7 nm mobile and desktop chip.
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Intel 2020s Process Technology Roadmap: 10nm+++, 3nm, 2nm, and 1.4nm for 2029
Intel’s process technology roadmap reveals decade-out plans, including a future 10nm+++ node and even a 1.4nm node heading into 2029.
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