Intel Talks 10nm DTCO, EUV Benefits
Intel talks 10-nanometers DTCO and the benefits of EUV on their future 7 nm and 5 nm nodes.
Read moreIntel talks 10-nanometers DTCO and the benefits of EUV on their future 7 nm and 5 nm nodes.
Read moreTSMC details its 5-nanometer node for mobile and HPC applications. The process features the industry’s highest density transistors with a high-mobility channel and highest-density SRAM cells.
Read moreASML saw a strong fourth-quarter in 2019 thanks to a large EUV shipment with the production of NXE:3400C machines ramping up. ASML shipped a total of 26 EUV machines in 2019 and with 35 machines expected for 2020, however, backlog continues to grow.
Read moreAn update on TSMC’s upcoming 5-nanometer process technology.
Read moreASML sees strong demand for EUV systems as it starts shipping the new NXE:3400C systems to leading-edge foundries.
Read moreTSMC announces its N7+ process which entered HVM earlier this year is now shipping products to market.
Read moreAn update on the current state of EUV systems which was given by ASML at SEMICON West 2019 earlier this month.
Read moreSamsung is announcing the completion of their 5-nanometer process design and the ramping of their 7 nm process.
Read moreTSMC announces the 6-nanometer process, an enhanced 7 nm EUV node.
Read moreIBM partners up with Samsung 7nm EUV process for their next-generation of POWER and Z microprocessors.
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