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Wednesday, February 12, 2014 10:11:20 AM
I was merely hounding you on the technical accuracy of your statement 
Intel has actually used TSMC as a foundry for both comms and connectivity for years now, so in the strictest sense you are incorrect. In fact, you could say that Intel is moving even more to TSMC as it is actually doing the work to port Silvermont and its other IP to TSMC in order to pull off SoFIA. Longer term, Intel claims that it will be moving SoFIA to 14-nanometer (EOY 2015), but I would like to see it to believe it.
Intel promised '6331' for 2013/2014 with an integrated modem and we saw how well that went. Intel's mobile plans seem to change quite often and not in a way that inspires confidence.
Intel has actually used TSMC as a foundry for both comms and connectivity for years now, so in the strictest sense you are incorrect. In fact, you could say that Intel is moving even more to TSMC as it is actually doing the work to port Silvermont and its other IP to TSMC in order to pull off SoFIA. Longer term, Intel claims that it will be moving SoFIA to 14-nanometer (EOY 2015), but I would like to see it to believe it.
Intel promised '6331' for 2013/2014 with an integrated modem and we saw how well that went. Intel's mobile plans seem to change quite often and not in a way that inspires confidence.
