Why you should invest in INTEL right now

[slayer69]

Intel will launch its 18A Manufacturing Process in 2025 (some reports even say 2nd half of 2024)

Ericsson is ordering a shit ton of these 18A chips used in 5G comm towers. Ericsson is the pioneer of these tower
5G Comm towers will be everywhere and they will be powered by INTEL CHIPS.

why wouldnt these 5G Comm Companies use Samsung (who is the industry GOAT rn) or TSMC?
Simply because 5G towers require a lot of that computing power and speed, and 18A manufacturing will drop every chip in the market out of the mogfest.
18A will consume insanely less power and to not just have a POC but to actually rollout manufacturing of those chips + have them made in house and not outsource it to some third party foundry like most startups, yeah Intel definitely is the goat here.

 

[Greycel Slayer]

Ur a Jew

 

[Gonthar]

Intel will launch its 18A Manufacturing Process in 2025 (some reports even say 2nd half of 2024)

Very unlikely, for the past decade they've kept delaying the transition to new process nodes, they had all sorts of problems and kept releasing 14nm chips, then eventually switched to 10nm node when everyone else jumped to 7nm, they eventually rebranded their 10nm process to Intel 7 to make it appear they've kept up with the competition, now they have trouble jumping to the 4nm node, they will release only mobile chips for their new generation and now are we supposed to believe next year they will jump to 0,18nm(18A), when they're still stuck at 10nm and the 4nm node is also problematic to them and couldn't make it work for desktop?

 

[PseudoMaxxer]

dnrd

 

[Deleted member 32485]

Chad gets rich putting his savings in penny stocks while the virgin "investor" analyzes the market just to make 50 bucks.

 

[slayer69]

Very unlikely, for the past decade they've kept delaying the transition to new process nodes, they had all sorts of problems and kept releasing 14nm chips, then eventually switched to 10nm node when everyone else jumped to 7nm, they eventually rebranded their 10nm process to Intel 7 to make it appear they've kept up with the competition, now they have trouble jumping to the 4nm node, they will release only mobile chips for their new generation and now are we supposed to believe next year they will jump to 0,18nm(18A), when they're still stuck at 10nm and the 4nm node is also problematic to them and couldn't make it work for desktop?

Buddyboyo, TSMC is starting GAAFET manufacturing in 2024 (5nm chips), intel is sure as hell starting it

I literally study electrical engineering and my professors are all old and are very well connected to industry people, basically it’s all their buddies etc it’s confirmed

 

[slayer69]

Chad gets rich putting his savings in penny stocks while the virgin "investor" analyzes the market just to make 50 bucks.

I didn’t analyze the market

I study this stuff, it’s natural to explore what’s happening in the space right now

 

[Gonthar]

Buddyboyo, TSMC is starting GAAFET manufacturing in 2024 (5nm chips), intel is sure as hell starting it

I literally study electrical engineering and my professors are all old and are very well connected to industry people, basically it’s all their buddies etc it’s confirmed

Lol, 5nm, that's already old news, TSMC will go to 2nm with GAAFET.

TSMC's N2 Node to Use GAAFET First, Backside Power to be Added Later

TSMC says its 2nm process will arrive in 2025 alongside its 3nm FinFlex design, but it won't be adding backside power delivery until future versions of the node.

www.extremetech.com

Intel has done tons of screw-ups lately, I doubt they will release those 18A chips in 2024, even in 2025.

 

[slayer69]

Lol, 5nm, that's already old news, TSMC will go to 2nm with GAAFET.

TSMC's N2 Node to Use GAAFET First, Backside Power to be Added Later

TSMC says its 2nm process will arrive in 2025 alongside its 3nm FinFlex design, but it won't be adding backside power delivery until future versions of the node.

www.extremetech.com

Intel has done tons of screw-ups lately, I doubt they will release those 18A chips in 2024, even in 2025.

5nm with gaafets first. TSMC still use finfets for 5nm

 

[Data]

just put it all on black bro