Speaking at the company’s 2019 Investor Meeting, CEO Bob Swan announced that Intel will release their first 7nm chips in 2021. Intel also expects to have 10nm products out for PCs this year and servers early next year, while 14nm chips should meet full demand by the fourth quarter.
The company’s new roadmap may draw skepticism due to their fumbles with 10nm, but AnandTech suggests the 7nm target isn’t all that unrealistic. That’s because Intel’s 7nm technology is being produced by a different team, utilizing EUVL instead of multipatterning, which was largely responsible for the 10nm debacle.