Chip race: Microsoft, Meta, Google, and Nvidia battle it out for AI chip supremacy
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Intel announces bleeding-edge Intel 14A, targeting 2027 with High-NA EUV.
Intel has said 2025 is the year it leads the world in chips again (TSMC begs to differ).
Beyond that lies Intel 14A — the company’s smallest node yet, thanks to High-NA EUV. But Intel is hedging its bets with a tick-tock 18A successor, where the P in “18A-P” stands for performance jump. What does 14A stand for? Intel didn’t say. “We think this is the next leadership technology and we don’t want to give anyone something to shoot at,” Intel VP Craig Orr tells me.
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