Intel is ready to start producing 4nm chips and will shift to 3nm in the second half of next year

It is reported that the 10nm process has encountered twists and turns, and the subsequent 7nm, 5nm and other process processes are also later than those of TSMC and Samsung Electronics' Intel. They have the momentum to catch up. Their 4nm and 3nm process processes are promoting mass production.

Ann Kelleher, vice president and head of technology development at Intel, said at a press conference on Monday: "We are completely on the right track". Kelleher disclosed that Intel is currently mass-producing 7nm process chips and is ready to start consuming 4nm process chips. The plan is to shift to 3nm process chips in the second half of next year.

Intel is ready to start consuming 4nm chips and will switch to 3nm in the second half of next year

The 7nm process is in mass production, the 4nm process is ready to start mass production, and the 3nm process is ready to turn in the second half of next year, which means that the gap between them and TSMC and Samsung Electronics in mass production of advanced process technology is decreasing.

Late last month, Intel withdrew its email statement, saying that Randhir Thakur, the chief general of the restart of the OEM business, "has decided to separate his position and pursue opportunities within the company. He will wait until the end of the first quarter of 2023 to ensure a smooth handover to the new director". Tucker said in an interview with Nikkei Asia that Intel plans to surpass Samsung to become the second largest foundry in the world before 2030, and hopes to achieve the first profit of the foundry.

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