Cadence announced that the Cadence Pegasus™ Verification System has achieved certification for Samsung Foundry’s 5nm and 7nm process technologies. #Mobile #Hyperscale Tweet this ...

And this without leaving money – in terms of implementation head room – on the table. This includes using a power integrity optimization tool like FloorDirector to build a CAD flow which is robust at ...

SMIC's 7nm came to market in 2021, several years behind TSMC, and the rumored extension of 7nm into 2026 leaves it serving for five years as its leading-edge process node, an eternity in chip ...

So far, Intel hasn’t unveiled the technology it will be using for its next-generation 7nm process, but the suspicion is that it will be following Samsung and GlobalFoundries down the EUV route.

Cadence also delivered comprehensive 5nm and 7nm RTL-to-GDS digital flow Rapid Adoption Kits (RAKs) to help customers optimize power, performance and area (PPA) goals and improve productivity.

The article continues, "The company’s 7nm development is progressing well, driven by increased use of extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUV) in a rearchitected, simplified process flow.

Samsung's 7nm process has a 27nm fin pitch and a 54nm gate pitch, which results in the smallest FinFET transistors reported to date. It also has the smallest high-density SRAM cell size at 0.0262 ...

TSMC co-CEO Mark Liu recently told investors that the company will have a trial production run using 7nm process technology in the first half of 2017.

Intel’s struggles to move beyond 14nm for the entirety of its product stack are well-known, and the company announced in July 2020 that its next-generation 7nm process node had been delayed ...

Intel Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger confirmed that the company is on track with its 7nm plans, and the first chips to use the new, smaller node will debut in 2023 on desktop PCs. Known by its codename ...