Roadmap Shows Intel Readying 14nm and 10nm Chips
 

A roadmap outlining Intel’s micro-architecture plans for the better part of the next decade has emerged online. According to this roadmap, Intel plans to continue their “tick-tock” product cycle in which every “tick” is a shrinking of the process technology used in the previous architecture whilst the “tock” is a new micro-architecture entirely. Keeping with this strategy Intel will release two new processors, codenamed Skylake and Skymont using 14nm and 10nm process technology sometime between 2015-2018.

Roadmap Shows Intel Readying 14nm and 10nm Chips | Hardware Canucks

i remember when in the roadmap they were expecting 10ghz p4's or something..yeah right.

10nm is going to be very interesting. hell below 22nm is going to be interesting

Hell, even 22nm should be interesting lol. But seriously. I'm extremely curious how this whole tri-gate transistor business is going to pan out...let alone process shrinks...