Eight-gen Intel 'Coffee Lake' CPUs will be 14nm, not 10nm
Intel admits further delay in shift to 10nm process manufacturing
Eight-gen Intel 'Coffee Lake' CPUs will be 14nm, not 10nm
Intel's eight generation of Core microprocessors, dubbed 'Coffee Lake', won't be the first manufactured to the company's 10-nanometre process technology. Instead, it will be manufactured on existing 14nm...
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