US EditionKeyBanc Finds That The Yields On Intel's 18A Process Are Now At 55 Percent, But One Analyst Believes That It's Still Too Soon To Judge If Things Have Turned Around
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Intel hasn't just been betting in recent years – it started with its own building, threw its factory site into the mix, and then pledged the entire neighborhood as collateral. All for one number: 18A. The new process node, which is meant to seal nothing less than the resurgence of the former silicon emperor. And indeed: KeyBanc [...] Source
KeyBanc Finds That The Yields On Intel's 18A Process Are Now At 55 Percent, But One Analyst Believes That It's Still Too Soon To Judge If Things Have Turned Around
Intel bet its own house and then staked the entire neighborhood, for good measure, on its next-gen 18A process. While there are increasing signs that the process is finally close to delivering on the associated hype, one analyst urges continued patience and caution when it comes to drawing early conclusions. To wit, KeyBanc now believes that the yields on Intel's 18A process have reached 55 percent, which represents a 5 percent quarter-on-quarte…
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