Intel Meteor Lake chip delayed to 2024, TSMC slows 3nm expansion

The large scale manufacturing of chip-producer Intels next huge leader processor Meteor Lake is supposed to be postponed until 2024, a report has said.

As per TrendForce research, Intel plans to re-appropriate the tGPU chipset in Meteor Lake to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) for make.

"Large scale manufacturing of this item was at first made arrangements for 2H22 yet was subsequently delayed to 1H23 because of item plan and cycle confirmation issues," the report referenced.

As of late, the item's large scale manufacturing plan has been deferred again to the furthest limit of 2023 for reasons unknown, "totally dropping 3nm creation limit initially reserved in 2023 with just a peripheral measure of wafer input excess for designing confirmation".

Intel said recently that Meteor Lake would be "turning on" this mid year prior to transportation in 2023.

This episode has "extraordinarily impacted TSMC's creation extension plan, bringing about Apple being the one organization among the principal wave of 3nm interaction clients from 2H22 to the beginning 2023 with items including M series chips and A17 Bionic", the report referenced.

Considering this, TSMC has chosen to slow the advancement of its creation development.

As well as officially telling hardware providers of the organization's expectation to change 2023 gear orders, because of the significant expense of 3nm extension, TrendForce expects that this move will likewise influence a few pieces of TSMC's 2023 CapEx arranging.

Apple's new 2024 iPhone is supposed to take on 3nm processors completely.