Intel Corp (INTC)

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@Flum
You are just cherry picking what seems to support your statement, but you get the full picture in the article and I posted its conclusion. When it comes to actual circuits, like SRAMs, Globalfoundries 7nm is more dense than Intel 10nm. We can argue about a few nm pitch here and there, where one will win over the other, here and there. All this doesn't even remotely support your statement that Intel would have a lead. If anything, it is a wash and Intel will be late, so no lead.

And don't tell me about some 10nm chips that are out in the field by Intel. If that would indicate a mature process, they wouldn't delay volume production. It's all about volume production and that is going to be this year for the foundries on 7nm and next year for Intel 10nm. No lead for Intel here, nowhere and certainly no 3 years lead as often claimed by Intel.

Now you can stare at the chart and look for information about the future of this company, like those other monkeys.