Eight-gen Intel 'Coffee Lake' CPUs will be 14nm, not 10nm
Intel admits further delay in shift to 10nm process manufacturing
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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