Intel: half after 32nm half year

The advanced production process is always one of Intel's winning methods in the field of processors. Intel is also constantly pushing for the popularization of new processes. Next, we will face the transition from 32nm to 45nm.

Of the desktop processors currently manufactured and sold by Intel, the 45nm process model still occupies as much as three-quarters, and the remaining 25% is 32nm, but with the debut of the second-generation 32nm Sandy Bridge, the new process will continue to rise next year. .

According to Intel’s prediction, the 32nm shipment ratio will rise to 35% in the first quarter of next year, pushing the 45nm to only two-thirds; then, in the second quarter, the 32nm share will slightly exceed 50%. Equally with the predecessors; after nine months, 32nm will become the real main force, the proportion of more than 70%.

At the same time, Intel also hopes Sandy Bridge can occupy up to 15% of its shipments immediately after its release in the first quarter of next year, rising to 35% and 60% in the second and third quarters respectively. Just like Intel has always advertised, Sandy Bridge’s status is truly extraordinary.

And wait a year later, Intel will begin to put into production 22nm craft again, namely Ivy Bridge processor.