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Intel: Stumbling in the Spotlight
['Bradford Morgan White']
Abort Retry Fail
Intel Core i7-6700 die shot, image by Flickr user Fritzchens FritzOn the 5th of August in 2015, Intel introduced the sixth generation of Intel Core, Skylake, built on the company’s 14nm process.
Intel Cannon Lake die shot, image from Flickr user Fritzchens FritzIn May, the very first 10nm parts from Intel saw limited release as mobile 9th generation Intel Core i (Cannon Lake), and these were the first mainstream Intel parts to include AVX512 instructions.
Though, Intel chose to rename these nodes dropping the nanometer designation while keeping the angstrom designation, so these were then Intel 7, Intel 4, Intel 3, Intel 20A, and Intel 18A.
On the 22nd of October in 2022, Intel launched the 13th Generation of Intel Core i, Raptor Lake, fabricated on Intel 7.
In December of 2023, Intel launched their Meteor Lake CPUs as the Intel Core Series 1 and Intel Core Ultra Series 1 CPUs.
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