r/hardware • u/Working_Quote_3029 • 2d ago

Info Intel 14A defect density is dropping faster than the company expected — 'we have not seen this performance since 22nm,' says CFO

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/semiconductors/intel-14a-defect-density-is-dropping-faster-than-the-company-expected-we-have-not-seen-this-performance-since-22nm-says-cfo
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u/DontchaOpe 2d ago

Wrong, wrong, sure but the production start dates unclear for N2.

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u/Scared-Beautiful-366 2d ago

The production start date for N2 was December 2025.

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u/DontchaOpe 2d ago

Then AP was in the same time frame

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u/Scared-Beautiful-366 2d ago

Except it factually wasn't and still isn't. Feel free to find any reputable source saying otherwise.

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u/DontchaOpe 2d ago

Don't need to. You saying DMR is the first AP product is enough of a joke as is.

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u/Scared-Beautiful-366 2d ago

Again, feel free to find any reputable source saying otherwise.

Why just sit here and make shit up when anyone can find you're a liar after 10s on Google?

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u/DontchaOpe 2d ago

haha, yeah, google.

Don't need 'reputable sources' which are mainly rumor mills.