IEDM 2017 - Intel Versus GLOBALFOUNDRIES at the Leading Edge
December 18, 2017
As I have discussed in previous blogs, IEDM is one of the premier conferences to learn about the latest developments in semiconductor technology.
On Wednesday December 6th, the Circuit and Device Interaction - Advanced Platform Technologies session was held, and Intel presented their 10nm technology and GLOBALFOUNDRIES (GF) presented their 7nm technology. Despite the different node names, the two processes have similar density. In this article I will combine previous disclosures, interviews and the papers to present a detailed comparison of these two leading edge technologies.
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