Another day, another broken Intel process node: Intel announces 7nm will be delayed

[pc-guy]

Zen 3 (4000 series) isn't using N7+ tho is it.. It's using N7P or something. Which isn't a huge leap forwards at all.

https://www.anandtech.com/show/1558...7nm-7nm-for-future-products-euv-not-specified

Tbh I am well confused with all these “rumours” “leaks”. I guess the best is to wait and see how the damn thing performs. No point in anticipate it...just gonna end up in massive disappointment.

 

[hominid]

Looks like someone is sharing confidential intel docs on twitter, starting with a 20GB dump on mega.nz It looks genuine, but I've not taken a good look but this has to hurt *if* it's real.

When it rains and all that...

 

[Andromeda1983]

Oh its real, although Intel claims it wasn't due to being hacked

 

[Rroff]

but I've not taken a good look but this has to hurt *if* it's real.

From what I've seen it is stuff they share with partners (under strict NDA) anyhow - not stuff that is going to hurt too much compared to some of the internal roadmaps, etc.

 

[jigger]

Looks like someone is sharing confidential intel docs on twitter, starting with a 20GB dump on mega.nz It looks genuine, but I've not taken a good look but this has to hurt *if* it's real.

When it rains and all that...

Should have hosted on an EPYC box.

 

[LePhuronn]

Should have hosted on an EPYC box.

The fact that the data from AMD's theft was hosted on a Xeon server just emphasises your point