Tuesday, May 25th 2021

Intel Tapes in 7nm Meteor Lake Compute Tile

Intel has today confirmed that they have taped in their upcoming 7 nm Meteor Lake compute tile meaning the design is now ready and Intel can proceed to tape out the whole chip. Intel Meteor Lake is rumored to power the 14th Gen Core series of processors which will launch in 2023 and will feature a 7 nm Enhanced SuperFin node. The Meteor Lake series of processors will be Intel's fourth product series to feature a hybrid core design and will support 600 series chipsets expected to launch later this year for 12th generation Alder Lake processors.
Gregory M. Bryant, executive vice president and general manager of the Client Computing Group at IntelGreat way to start the week! We are taping in our 7 nm Meteor Lake compute tile right now.

A well-deserved celebration by the team on this milestone.
Source: Intel - Gregory M Bryant
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35 Comments on Intel Tapes in 7nm Meteor Lake Compute Tile

#26
R-T-B
NanochipW

Where is Meteor and Lunar Lake? Seems that Intel is trying to go into outer space. What’s next, Jupiter Lake? Titan Lake?
You could try google.

Meteor Lake is in California.

www.hikingproject.com/trail/7039743/meteor-lake-trail

Lunar Lake is in Nevada. Seems to be so small as to not even register on maps, though.

www.google.com/maps/place/Lunar+Lake,+Nevada+89049/@38.3946546,-115.9944894,15z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x80ba18ffe4015a15:0xb8cafa1baf5e84c4?gl=us
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#27
TheinsanegamerN
Oh wow, I cant wait until intel makes a mobile quad core processor out of this in 2035.
tabascosauzKaby Lake (review bombed by edgy kids)
Kids knew better then the adults shilling out $350+ for sandy bridge +++++
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#28
windwhirl
I wasted five minutes of my life and my holiday in making this atrocity. Enjoy (or cringe)

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#29
docnorth
neatfeatguyThey should move their headquarters to Minnesota. They could help add more lakes to the "Land of 10,000 lakes".
Or Finland.
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#30
MentalAcetylide
s3thraSo many lakes.
Many miles away something crawls from the slime
At the bottom of a dark Scottish lake... :cool:
docnorthOr Finland.
If they did that, then they would be "Finnished" :p
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#31
Dave65
DeathtoGnomesIf you tape a lake, you cant go swimming.
They using duct tape?
:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
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#32
Fouquin
QuitessaLast time intel had more than one design of chip on a Socket (let alone motherboard) was the socket 775 which had 2 generations of P4 and 2 generations of Core Number Numeral
LGA 775 was even more expansive than that. Three generations of Pentium 4 with 2 generations of Pentium D in there (Gallatin, Prescott/Smithfield, Cedar Mill/Presler (die shrunk Prescott), and two generations of Core 2 (Conroe/Kentsfield, Wolfdale/Yorkfield). So much interchangeability.
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#33
MKRonin
The Meteor Lake series of processors will be Intel's fourth product series to feature a hybrid core design
You mean third product series after Alder Lake and Raptor Lake, right?
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#35
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
FouquinLGA 775 was even more expansive than that. Three generations of Pentium 4 with 2 generations of Pentium D in there (Gallatin, Prescott/Smithfield, Cedar Mill/Presler (die shrunk Prescott), and two generations of Core 2 (Conroe/Kentsfield, Wolfdale/Yorkfield). So much interchangeability.
God wolfdale was amazeballs for its time, i love the generations over the years that stand the test of time

Wolfdale, nehalem, sandy/ivy bridge


Zen 3 would be my choice for current gen that will last the test of time, but i hope intel comes up with something good (depends if they can avoid the heat density issues AMD has ran into)
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