Intel is a bundle of positive tailwinds these days, especially in relation to its next-gen 14A chip fabrication process, as evidenced by an increasing likelihood of a firming order book for the process, and a defect density curve that is running ahead of the comparable trajectory for the current-gen 18A node. If Intel’s 14A process simply follows the defect density curve trajectory of the current-gen 18A process from here onward, the chipmaker’s next-gen process will likely be ready for its commercial debut by Q2 2028 For the benefit of those who might not be aware, D0 or defect density measures […]
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