Intel Displays 10nm Cannon Lake Wafer, First Signs Of PCIe 4.0, $1 Billion AI Investment

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Intel displayed a 10nm Cannon Lake wafer at TMD and unveiled details of its new "Falcon Mesa" FPGA which is Intel's first processor to bear the PCIe 4.0 interface.

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[kookykrazee]

STOP AUTO PLAYING THE SAME TOM'S AD DURING EVERY SINGLE ARTICLE!

 

[JamesSneed]

Is that a stock 300nm wafer with nothing on it or did they put a reflective layer on top? Maybe i'm a bit to skeptical but I don't feel like there is anything on that wafer.

 

[markivmariaj]

That AUTOPLAY Ad is so irritating, I'm going to stop opening TomsHardware articles. It's blatant, repetitive and annoying.

 

[RobertGru]

So you are telling us about Intel's Technology and Manufacturing Day held in March now? Can I buy you a calendar?

 

[TJ Hooker]

So you are telling us about Intel's Technology and Manufacturing Day held in March now? Can I buy you a calendar?

Apparently there is more than one TMD per year. There was one in March, but there's another going on today.
https://newsroom.intel.com/news/intel-technology-manufacturing-day-china/

 

[toesis]

use flash-block and adblock to stop auto-play ads i have never seen this ad ppl are talking about

 

[berezini]

Toms hardware doesnt want people to know about adblockplus and helpful element hide addon. they already banned my other account for telling people about it.

 

[bit_user]

They should just add a subscription option. I'd pay a couple $ per month for faster loading pages w/ no ads.

 

[jephill1]

That's not a finished wafer, they are copper colored like the one Krzanich showed Trump awhile back. But it's all show, these are fake 'pretty wafers' that have limited layers. It's stupid.