[Hexus] In the wake of the recently published Q1 2019 results, TSMC's Vice Chairman & CEO C. C. Wei provided information about TSMC's progress, in an earnings call. TSMC is ploughing on with its 6nm and 5nm plans. TSMC refers to its 7nm process as N7, and 6nm and 5nm processes as N6 and N5, respectively.
N5 will be a large and long-lasting node at TSMC concluded:
C. C. Wei – Chief Executive Officer
Source: Hexus Hexus
- customers would need some time to get up to speed for N5, while moving from N7 to N6 requires only "a very minimal effort".
- TSMC 5nm will improve logic density by 1.8X over 7nm
C. C. Wei – Chief Executive Officer
Source: Hexus Hexus
Future AMD Ryzen CPUs Built on TSMC's 5nm Process Node Can Be Up To 80% More Denser Than 7nm Ryzen 3000
Future AMD Ryzen series processors can feature a major density uplift with TSMC’s 5nm process node compared to upcoming 7nm based Ryzen 3000 series chips. The details of the TSMC 5nm or N5 process node were released last month and give us an insight into what to expect from future generations of Ryzen processors and how they would stack up against the competition versus the Intel lineup.
Future AMD Ryzen series processors can feature a major density uplift with TSMC’s 5nm process node compared to upcoming 7nm based Ryzen 3000 series chips. The details of the TSMC 5nm or N5 process node were released last month and give us an insight into what to expect from future generations of Ryzen processors and how they would stack up against the competition versus the Intel lineup.
Source: WCCFtech LINK
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