

TradingToni
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@realTradingToni
Author of The Chip Chessboard, Moderator of r/intelstock and early investor, Software Engineer and Tech Geek at heart





Intel's first 14A product is RZL-UL 2+0 PNC is on P1280.3 All of Razor Lake uses 18AP for graphics which is interesting. Sorta implies the obvious that Crescent Island and Jaguar Shores are Intel technology as well

Where the world’s most advanced chips are built matters. The latest from @USATODAY highlights semiconductor innovation, resilient supply chains, and the future of computing. Featuring insights from Intel Foundry leadership and industry analysts: ms.spr.ly/6016vT744 #IntelFoundry #Semiconductors

Intel Xeon 6+ “Clearwater Forest” enters mass production on 18A with 288 Darkmont E-cores and 576 MB cache. wccftech.com/intel-18a-full…




AI chip startup Tenstorrent is drawing early takeover interest from prospective buyers at a moment of renewed momentum for upstarts looking to challenge Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices bloomberg.com/news/articles/…


AI chip startup Tenstorrent is drawing early takeover interest from prospective buyers at a moment of renewed momentum for upstarts looking to challenge Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

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To echo what Cheese said, if you think glass core substrate is in Clearwater Forest, you have a screw loose/have the vaguest idea of how stuff works in semis. Glass core substrate is a 2030s+ technology. I'm serious. It took 10 years for EMIB to get to the point where it yielded enough for production. GCS is going to take longer, much longer. I've only see one example of a GCS 'package' and that was an early research prototype this year, not even by Intel. Whereas CWF is likely already in mass production pending a launch given previous roadmaps. Stop taking your silicon and investment advice from Internet randos. I'm not saying take it from me either, but do the most basic of research and have some understanding.