But it is not clear which process
Nvidia may outsource production of its future GPUs to Intel. This was announced at the conference by Jensen Huang.
He did not disclose any specific data, but noted that now Nvidia is happy with what Intel showed it.
You know that we also cooperate with Samsung and we are open for production with Intel. We recently received test results for their next-generation process chips, and the results look good.
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It is not clear which process technology is being referred to, but it is unlikely that this is a seven-nm Intel 4, since the current Ada Lovelace generation GPUs are manufactured at TSMC facilities according to 5 nm standards.
Recall that Intel is now promoting its IDM 2.0 initiative, which created the Intel Foundry Services (IFS) program, where the company is going to manufacture semiconductor products for third-party customers. So far, Intel does not have Nvidia-level clients, but things may change in the future.
Now the company is preparing to start production according to Intel 3 standards, but Nvidia is also unlikely to be interested in them. Most likely, we are talking about the technical processes of the next generations, that is, Intel 20A and Intel 18A.
