Altera just announced Stratix 10, a 14nm FPGA with four ARM A53 cores built on Intel’s FinFET process.
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TSMC was showing off two wafers at Techcon, a production 20nm SoC and a pre-production 16nm without any qualifiers.
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Samsung is talking a bit about their upcoming 14nm FinFET process, and they cleared up a few grey areas about the hybrid nature of this process.
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Global Foundries has taken a huge step toward mass-market TSVs with their first 20nm wafer with that technology.
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It looks like TSMC and ARM are getting serious about 64-bit CPUs, they just taped out a Coretex-A57 CPU on 20nm.
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There has been a lot of speculation about Apple and fabs lately, so let’s go over what SemiAccurate is hearing.
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Samsung was showing off their 20nm/14nm hybrid process wafers at Common Platform, the first one SemiAccurate has seen in the flesh.
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Two pictures of wafers to kick off the day, a Global Foundries 20nm wafer, and a 14nm wafer.
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The first few scraps of information about Nvidia’s Maxwell generation are coming out, and they have some really serious implications.
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LSI may have bought Sandforce, but at Computex, all that changed was the odd sticker and logo.
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Samsung wasn’t going to be shown up by IBM at the wafer bragging sweepstakes, so they showed of a 14nm wafer and a 20nm wafer.
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ARM and Global Foundries are jointly announcing two milestones today, a 2.5+GHz A9 and a 20nm A9 tapeout.
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ARM and TSMC have just completed the design of a test chip based on the Cortex-A15 processor design according to a press release from the companies.
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Many companies have started sampling 2nm DDR3 memory, but Samsung is first out of the door with actual mass production of the memory based on a 20nm process.
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Samsung Foundry, a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. (SEO:005930) is currently testing its entire 20nm process flow and has just taped out a complete test processor.
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