Intel Sets Ambitious Targets for Semiconductor Manufacturing with 10A (1nm) Process

Aiming to surpass TSMC, Intel plans significant advancements in semiconductor technology, including a 20% to 30% performance boost with its 10A process.

Intel announces plans for its 10A (1nm) process node, targeting production beyond 2028, aiming to outpace TSMC.
The 10A process is expected to deliver 20% to 30% performance improvements over the 14A node.
Intel's CEO Pat Gelsinger emphasizes the significance of the 18A process, describing it as the company's largest financial bet.
Intel plans to introduce its 10A node in 2027, with the 14A node set for production in 2026.
Intel's roadmap includes transitioning to EUV technology and expanding capacity to meet future demand.