Last year 18A yield was 5% now it's 10% with the critical production, intel is not profitable for the foreseeable. LBT brought in to dismantle intel piece by piece and into design like everyone else..TSMC N2 node is yielding at 90% intel has no chance
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Can someone from Def Met chime in with actual yields? Someone from the Board keeps leaking acceptable yields while credible news sources say it's 10%. Whose right and whose wrong?
We have H1B fatigue to the extreme!
Keep putting the worst h1b in the most important roles, good job IFS. Self sabotage, thank you! They get paid same grade salaries to f us all in the a-s.
Get this asian spy kicked out of US ... Humble asian spy
Can it boot ? Can it process and it's apps in multiples ! Lenovo Dell HP
Functional yield or parametric yield?
Even Dave Z. ha said that PTL will not be great for margins.
Follow the logic from that.
I thought Intel had this issue with 14nm node 5 years ago. Did they just rename it with 18A again?
@9 sure Hector
You know what else is yielding? Tariffs
I heard its going to be tremendous
If Intel yield is good, it will not let TSMC manufacture 75% of its own chips.
I only believe the reality, not the high talks.
Its everyday bro, we be yielding!
Every day I'm yieldin'
Lol. “ I know the actual rate but I'm not gonna share” What is this kindergarten? Do you think it’s a joke? We have to nail this one or it’s game over & posts like this give me Zero confidence.
Show me a product that is free of defects makes money and I’ll entertain your dalliance.
P.S. Which chiplet are you referring to, the one TSMC is cranking out or the ones we still can’t get right?
Source: trust me bro, i heard it in the locker rooms
"Um…..insider info here. I hate to break it to you but 18a is NOT anywhere near 50% yield yet."
I know the actual rate but im not gonna share and its higher than whats being shared here to misled by Original poster.
Um…..insider info here. I hate to break it to you but 18a is NOT anywhere near 50% yield yet.
cite the source!
Quick search will tell you TSMC Node Yield is at 65%, Intel at 55% and samsung at 40%.
You are asian spy. ***hole.
Just pull an “Intel”: switch the naming convention again and we can keep running 14 but call it 7nm 😊
i dont think you know what you are talking about "TSMC N2 node is yielding at 90%"
you just read this in a reddit thread and sharing here. Also, yields doesn't get the full attention at the moment when the Intel is under LBT who is working for CCP. Now its a national security threat! who knows what CCP wants to do with INTEL
Oregon and WLA are in the dump as usual.