Intel’s new 18A manufacturing process is set to change the way processors are built, offering impressive boosts in both ...

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The 18A node is a part of Intel’s aggressive “five nodes in four years” strategy, and introduces advanced manufacturing techniques such as RibbonFET gate-all-around transistors and PowerVia ...

The 18A node represents a major technological leap for Intel, incorporating innovations such as RibbonFET transistor architecture and PowerVia backside power delivery. These advancements promise ...

At VLSI Symposium 2025, Intel will provide more details about its 18A process node featuring RibbonFET transistors and ...

RibbonFET provides better transistor density along with faster transistor switching in a smaller area. Intel is working to a broader foundry roadmap. There will be a follow-on 14A node which is ...

A pivotal part of this plan is the Intel 18A process node, designed to rival TSMC’s cutting-edge technology. If successful, RibbonFET, Intel’s new transistor architecture, could deliver ...