Intel held the Intel Innovation Taipei 2023 technology forum today, and Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger took the stage to deliver a speech.
He said that Intel can achieve its four-year goal of promoting fifth-generation process technology as scheduled.
It is said that the Intel 7 process technology is currently in mass production, the Intel 4 process has also been mass produced, and the Intel 3 process is ready to start mass production. The Intel 20A process will be mass produced in 2024 as scheduled, and the final Intel 18A process has been determined. Design rules.
As for whether Moore’s Law has come to an end, he clearly responded “no”. He pointed to the glass substrate developed by Intel and said that this can use optics directly on the substrate. It will be a product after Intel’s 18A process. There will be other “very many” products in the future. Cool” development. He said that these new technologies are just getting started, and Intel will continue to launch new products to drive the development of the industrial ecological chain.
He also mentioned that Intel is currently entering the era of small chips, and the development trend of 3D packaging is taking shape. More than 120 companies have participated in the UCIe alliance, and a test chiplet integrating TSMC’s N3E process has been launched.
Intel has currently launched a 125W 14th generation Core desktop processor. This series of processors is the last generation of desktop processors based on the Intel 7 (formerly 10nm Enhanced SuperFin) process; while the first generation Core Ultra processors of the Meteor Lake series are based on The new Intel 4 process (Note: Parameters are between TSMC N5 and N3) will be available on December 14th.
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