Intel Announces Delay 10nm Cannon Lake Processors to Second Half of Next Year

Earlier, there have been reports that Intel‘s 10nm Cannon Lake processors will be postponed, and there are many reasons for the delay, but the company is not willing to disclose more.

However, at Intel’s latest earnings conference, the company said that 10nmCannon Lake processors would be delayed until the second half of next year.

This is also the official confirmation of Intel’s 10nmCannon Lake processor deferred launch, for users who plan to replace the processor may still need to wait.

For such products, it is reasonable to say that Intel should have already scheduled an early plan, so the delay is naturally something that the company can’t solve.

At the earnings conference, Intel said the company needed to have enough confidence in the revenue of the 10nm processor. Does this mean that the current product is defective?

Many reasons may lead to delays, such as technical product issues and market demand issues, and most importantly, the benefits associated with them.

In particular, the popularity of Intel’s modern processors, such as the burst of the ghost fuse, has declined, and the company may be waiting for new products to stimulate the market.

Via: tomshardware