Intel on Wednesday said that its 3nm-class process technology called Intel 3 has entered high volume production at two sites as well as provided some additional details about the new production node. The new process brings in both higher performance and higher transistor density as well as supports voltages of 1.2V for ultra-high-performance applications. The node is aimed at Intel's own products as well as at foundry customers. It will also evolve over the coming years.
"Our Intel 3 is in high volume manufacturing in our Oregon and Ireland factories, including the recently launched Xeon 6 'Sierra Forest' and 'Granite Rapids' processors," said Walid Hafez, Foundry Technology Development Vice President at Intel.
