Intel's latest chip roadmap exposure: Start developing 7 nm and 5 nm process

Intel Chip Roadmap

Beijing Time May 17 news, according to foreign media reports, Intel on 7 nm and 5 NM process technology research and Development roadmap has been finalized.

This April, Intel just unveiled the Ivy Bridge chip with a 22nm process. But now the company has begun to look ahead to new advances in the process. In fact, Intel has finalized a roadmap for 10NM,7NM and 5nm process development. At the same time, the company is currently planning to deploy 14 nm process lines in factories in the United States and Ireland.

The 14nm process is still in the research and development stage, but it should be used in production until about 2014 years Broadwell. Perhaps Broadwell is the Haswell 14nm die size reduction +SOC version. Haswell itself will be based on the same 22nm process technology as Ivy Bridge, part of Intel's ' tock ' development model.

Xbitlabs posted the Intel Roadmap, citing Intel CEO Otellini Paul Otellini. Otellini warned investors that the company's research and development has gone deep and that it faces the next ten years. If everything goes as planned, Intel will launch the 10nm process chip in 2015, and the study of 7NM technology will be launched later.

To stay dominant in the desktop processor industry, it is not enough to lead in process technology, but to open up the mobile market and develop powerful chips.