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Intel recently opened Fab 34 in Ireland for mass production of the Intel 4 process - that's the one with EUV in it. As part of the opening event, I had a chance to sit down with Dr. Ann Kelleher, the EVP of Technology Development, who is in charge of the research and deployment of all of Intel's new foundry technologies.
[00:00] Intro
[01:06] Has EUV development been as expected?
[01:49] Is Intel market-leading in EUV?
[02:14] Do cycle-time and cost come into node development?
[02:57] Intel 4 in Fab 34 - also Intel 3?
[03:09] What is the timeline for node transfer?
[04:10] How does that process transfer from Oregon?
[04:40] Was it seamless for Intel 4?
[05:11] Any changes in procedure for this transfer?
[05:50] How much of a tech transfer is moving the equipment?
[06:30] What makes Ireland a good place for Intel?
[07:31] How is Intel ensuring getting to market on time?
[08:41] Are the jumps from Intel 4 to Intel 3, or 20A to 18A, full nodes?
[09:29] Is Intel on track for 18A?
[10:32] What does a $1b pre-payment get you?
[10:55] Will Intel offer customized nodes?
[12:00] How are node focus points for GPUs different to CPUs?
[13:55] PowerVias - more than just frequency?
[14:41] What's the key takeaway from the Fab 34 opening?
[15:17] What if Pat wants another 5 nodes in 4 years?
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Intel recently opened Fab 34 in Ireland for mass production of the Intel 4 process - that's the one with EUV in it. As part of the opening event, I had a chance to sit down with Dr. Ann Kelleher, the EVP of Technology Development, who is in charge of the research and deployment of all of Intel's new foundry technologies.
[00:00] Intro
[01:06] Has EUV development been as expected?
[01:49] Is Intel market-leading in EUV?
[02:14] Do cycle-time and cost come into node development?
[02:57] Intel 4 in Fab 34 - also Intel 3?
[03:09] What is the timeline for node transfer?
[04:10] How does that process transfer from Oregon?
[04:40] Was it seamless for Intel 4?
[05:11] Any changes in procedure for this transfer?
[05:50] How much of a tech transfer is moving the equipment?
[06:30] What makes Ireland a good place for Intel?
[07:31] How is Intel ensuring getting to market on time?
[08:41] Are the jumps from Intel 4 to Intel 3, or 20A to 18A, full nodes?
[09:29] Is Intel on track for 18A?
[10:32] What does a $1b pre-payment get you?
[10:55] Will Intel offer customized nodes?
[12:00] How are node focus points for GPUs different to CPUs?
[13:55] PowerVias - more than just frequency?
[14:41] What's the key takeaway from the Fab 34 opening?
[15:17] What if Pat wants another 5 nodes in 4 years?
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Welcome to the TechTechPotato (c) Dr. Ian Cutress
Ramblings about things related to Technology from an analyst for More Than Moore
#techtechpotato #intel #interview
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![[31] Dr. Ann Kelleher, EVP Technology Development, Intel](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SOY0Yh8y-5Q/hqdefault.jpg "[31] Dr. Ann Kelleher, EVP Technology Development, Intel
Intel recently opened Fab 34 in Ireland for mass production of the Intel 4 process - thats the one with EUV in it. As part of the opening event, I had a chance to sit down with Dr. Ann Kelleher, the EVP of Technology Development, who is in charge of the research and deployment of all of Intels new foundry technologies.
[00:00] Intro
[01:06] Has EUV development been as expected?
[01:49] Is Intel market-leading in EUV?
[02:14] Do cycle-time and cost come into node development?
[02:57] Intel 4 in Fab 34 - also Intel 3?
[03:09] What is the timeline for node transfer?
[04:10] How does that process transfer from Oregon?
[04:40] Was it seamless for Intel 4?
[05:11] Any changes in procedure for this transfer?
[05:50] How much of a tech transfer is moving the equipment?
[06:30] What makes Ireland a good place for Intel?
[07:31] How is Intel ensuring getting to market on time?
[08:41] Are the jumps from Intel 4 to Intel 3, or 20A to 18A, full nodes?
[09:29] Is Intel on track for 18A?
[10:32] What does a $1b pre-payment get you?
[10:55] Will Intel offer customized nodes?
[12:00] How are node focus points for GPUs different to CPUs?
[13:55] PowerVias - more than just frequency?
[14:41] Whats the key takeaway from the Fab 34 opening?
[15:17] What if Pat wants another 5 nodes in 4 years?
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Welcome to the TechTechPotato (c) Dr. Ian Cutress
Ramblings about things related to Technology from an analyst for More Than Moore
#techtechpotato #intel #interview
More Than Moore, as with other research and analyst firms, provides or has provided paid research, analysis, advising, or consulting to many high-tech companies in the industry, which may include advertising on TTP. The companies that fall under this banner include AMD, Armari, Baidu, Facebook, IBM, Infineon, Intel, Lattice Semi, Linode, MediaTek, NordPass, ProteanTecs, Qualcomm, SiFive, Tenstorrent, TSMC.")
