Intel reaches 'exciting milestone' for 18A 1.8nm-class wafers with first run at Arizona fab

Intel's new Arizona fab testing 18A (1.8nm-class) wafers, major milestone for Made in America

Intel has run its initial lots of 18A wafers at its Arizona fab, with Fab 52 and Fab 62 pumping out Intel 18A wafers, ahead of schedule. Continue reading at TweakTown >

Intel can celebrate an important milestone for the upcoming 18A production earlier than planned: the production of the first wafers has recently started at the Arizona semiconductor factory.

Good news for Intel, good news for the US that in the middle of economic war 2.0 against China, in the midst of technological struggle against Taiwan, takes a step forward at a very harsh economic moment for the blues. Intel’s engineering manager, Pankaj Marria, has placed in his LinkedIn profile an image and an accompanying text that reflects the milestone achieved by the blues: Intel 18A is already occurring in its first wafers and batches, so…

Intel reaches 'exciting milestone' for 18A 1.8nm-class wafers with first run at Arizona fab

Intel's Fab 52 and Fab 62 in Arizona are getting ready to produce chips on 1.8nm-class process technology.

Initial Intel 18A Node Wafer Run Lands in Arizona Site, High-Volume Manufacturing Could Start Earlier Than Expected

Intel's 18A node, often referred to as Intel's silver lining, has just produced tangible result. In a LinkedIn post of Intel's engineering manager Pankaj Marria, we learn that Intel's 18A node is now being produced in initial wafer lots for testing and evaluation by Intel's customers. This means that Intel's 18A node PDK is officially in version 1.0, and customers are already using that PDK for testing of custom chips. "The Eagle has landed," no…

According to a post at LinkedIn, the Eagle project has reached an important milestone and the first production lines in the chip factory in Arizona are starting.