10nm process is postponed until the end of next year | but Intel redesigned 10nm | 'Ice Lake' | Processor

Due to the delay of the 10nm process until the end of next year, there have been many analysts who have seen the prospects of Intel's prospects recently, so that Intel's stock price has been affected. What Intel can do now is to continue to optimize the 14nm process processor, and soon will launch the nine-generation Core processing. The Core i9-9900K has been upgraded to 8 cores and 16 threads.

In addition, the 10nm process delay is not a good thing, but it also gives Intel more time, so that they can redesign the 10nm process of the Ice Lake processor, completely solve the problem of ghosts, blows and other loopholes.

These two days about Intel's processor broke a lot, except XFastest Hong Kong station recently exposed Intel's desktop processor roadmap, but HardCoreGames website exposed another different new material, the first is Intel will be August 1 The release of the 9th generation Core processor, the core code is Whiskey Lake (Whiskey Lake), this is the third processor based on Skylake architecture after Kaby Lake, Coffee Lake. The mainstream product will be 4 cores with GT2 core display. 8 threads, the flagship product is 8 cores and 16 threads.

In this news, they think that Intel's Nine-generation Core is Whiskey Lake, not the current coffee Lake. Intel has confirmed the existence of Whiskey Lake, but this code only appears Whiskey Lake-U low-power processor Medium, 15W TDP, 4 cores and 8 threads, acceleration frequency up to 4.6GHz, incredible in the 15W TDP processor.

However, the second break of the original text is more interesting. They said that Intel's 10nm process has been postponed, but Intel can just redesign the 10nm process of the Ice Lake processor to solve the problem of ghosts, fuses and other vulnerabilities.

The Ice Lake processor is Intel's second-generation 10nm processor. The first generation is the Cannonlake processor, but the 10nm cannon lake is cool after the launch of the only Core i3-8121U processor. Intel will no longer bring the Cannon Lake processor to market. The Ice Lake architecture will be used directly after mass production in the 10nm process.

According to their breaking news, Intel designed the Ice Lake processor from scratch using the 10nm process delay, mainly to solve the ghosts, blows and other loopholes that broke out at the beginning of the year. The frequent occurrence of loopholes is also one of the major problems encountered by Intel in 2018. There are a lot of troubles, fixing the bugs and even causing the processor performance to drop.