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Intel details new process innovations and node names, Alder Lake 10 nm Enhanced SuperFin is now Intel 7; Intel 20A is the 2 nm process for 2024

Posted on July 27, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

During the Intel Accelerated event, the company said that it will be moving to a more streamlined process nomenclature starting with Alder Lake, which will be part of Intel 7 followed by Intel 4 Meteor Lake in 2022/23. Intel also announced plans of entering into the Angstrom scale process with the first 20 A processor expected in 2024 while also detailing new EMIB and Foveros packaging improvements.

Intel has detailed a slew of process and packaging innovations as part of its integrated device manufacturing (IDM) 2.0 strategy during its Intel Accelerated webcast today.
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