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20% of TSMC revenue in Q4 is 7nm!!!
Intel is doomed.

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Alright, let's get this out of the way
>intel 10nm>TSMC 7nm
>intel can magically transport their entire arch to TSMC 7nm in like a week
>intel glue is superior to AMD glue
>AMD crashes running everything please ignore the cloned windows install i'm using from my old intel setup

You forgot some, let me help.
>Product availability doesn't matter
>Security doesn't matter
>Price doesn't matter
>TDP doesn't matter
>95c is fine

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TSMC last reported that they had 92 fucking clients on 7nm. Its pretty insane. This is most of the reason why Global Foundries never brought their own 7nm to market, though they are now in limited capacity with their new business venture. TMSC captured the whole bleeding edge market.
Samsung has their own 7nm line, bring EUV to market before TSMC, though I suspect they'll only be producing their own chips for a while.

TSMC really killed it. The only independent fab in existence to buck the trend and truly rise to the top. They're a pretty incredible business. Gotta hand it to them.

I've been hearing "Intel is doomed" for like 3 years now.
Have yet to see anything.
Hell, AMD was on the verge or failure for like 6 years straight.
Taking losses every quarter.

While AMD was taking losses they had cash reserve, they never increased their long term debt. Despite performing horribly since 2011~ they weren't actually anywhere near bankruptcy or dissolving.

That's wrong.
AMD was at one point in the hole for 2.26 billion in Sept 2015.
It's still sitting at 1.3 billion.
Sure 1 billion in 3 years is a good effort, but the debt is still there.

Difference between then and now is that now AMD has a shitton of cash flow, with more on the way, so now they can actually afford to have and sustain that debt.

>intel 10nm>TSMC 7nm
It's true though.

Except for the teensy tiny little issue that intel's 10nm node DOESNT FUCKING WORK.