It takes a good couple years to design and validate IP for a new process node then to assembly it all into a real chip and pilot run it.
I20 and I18A ship already sailed and I14A is the the first chance to get it right yet we have the same clowns captaining the ship as we did for the prior nodes.
Its bad, really bad
I don’t mean to be rude but it’s 2025 and you basically describe “the way it’s always been”. If you guys cant find a way to innovate legacy processes to compress time frames to release new products then Intel’s downward spiral continues. The world won’t slow down to accommodate the nostalgia of Intel
They canceled Falcon Shores. Now they will take even longer to compete with Nvidia. Are they out of there Falcon minds?
@a1 - the cargo cult, so true, lol
@a2 Yup... Haifa has the most arrogant DEs. They refuse to admit they have a bug until you wipe their a-s for them and external customers complain to the CEO.
OMG, I cringed when Michelle was speaking. She sounded like a grade 8 employee talking up her accomplishments right before rewards/focal.
Design is done in Haifa .. badly, very very badly .. for a very long time. Go talk to them.
It's worse. All the smart people already left for double the salary at companies that actually make money. All that's left is the cargo cult who haven't realized the airplane loaded with cash is never returning.