Intel, TSMC to detail 2nm processes at IEDM
By Peter Clarke, eeNews Europe (October 8, 2024)
Intel’s attempts to get back to the leading-edge in chipmaking and foundry TSMC’s steps defining that leading-edge will be on show at this year’s International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM) coming up in December, in San Francisco.
In a late news paper, researchers from TSMC will unveil the N2 manufacturing process, which is a nominal 2nm process designed for computing in AI, mobile and high-performance computing. In the following paper in the same session Intel engineers will provide details of scaling RibbonFETs, the name Intel gives to its nanosheet transistors.
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