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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NEC Refreshes SX-Aurora Vector Engine, Outlines Roadmap
NEC refreshes its SX-Aurora Vector Engine accelerator cards, adopts AMD processors, and outlines roadmap.
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SC19: Aurora Supercomputer To Feature Intel First Exascale Xe GPGPU, 7nm Ponte Vecchio
Intel unveils the node architecture of the Aurora Supercomputer; the system will feature Intel’s first Xe GPGPU for HPC, 7nm Ponte Vecchio.
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Marvell Lays Out ARM Server Roadmap
Marvell outlines its current and future Arm server microprocessor roadmap, aiming at a 2-year cadence with greater than 2x performance gen-over-gen.
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Samsung 5 nm and 4 nm Update
Update and analysis of Samsung’s upcoming 5-nanometer and 4-nanometer process technologies.
Read moreIBM Open Sources Power ISA, Delays POWER10 to 2021
At the recent OpenPOWER Summit, IBM outlined their new roadmap, open-sourced the Power ISA, and made a number of additional announcements.
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Leaked Intel Server Roadmap Shows Sapphire Rapids With DDR5/PCIe 5.0 For 2021, Granite Rapids For 2022
A leaked roadmap of Intel server processors reveals some new details about their next-generation Sapphire Rapids and Granite Rapids processors.
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Intel Reveals 10nm Sunny Cove Core, a New Core Roadmap, and Teases Ice Lake Chips
Last week Intel disclosed initial details of their next-generation core microarchitecture, Sunny Cove, which will make it into future Ice Lake client and server chips among other products.
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IBM Chooses Samsung 7nm EUV for Next-Gen POWER and Z Microprocessors
IBM partners up with Samsung 7nm EUV process for their next-generation of POWER and Z microprocessors.
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Arm Targets Data Centers with New Roadmaps, Architectures, and Standards
Arm outlines server strategy with an ambitious plan to make a dent in the data center business that is dominated by Intel through standardization and a new roadmap with high-performance ‘server-class’ cores.
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