- Feb 6, 2010
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Yet another Intel 14 nm CPU delay. This time for the Braswell SoC:
http://www.cpu-world.com/news_2014/2014082102_Intel_Braswell_systems_on_a_chips_delayed_again_.html
http://www.cpu-world.com/news_2014/2014082102_Intel_Braswell_systems_on_a_chips_delayed_again_.html
I wonder what this means: "As we recently learned, the processors have been delayed by another quarter due to slower, than expected, sample validation."? Are they talking about "low yields"? Or do they mean that the chip Verification team is taking longer than expected to verify that the chip design works correctly?Originally, Braswell SoCs were scheduled for Q1 2015 release date. In July, we reported that the launch have been pushed to at least March 2015, and possibly to April or May 2015. As we recently learned, the processors have been delayed by another quarter due to slower, than expected, sample validation. Current "Ready To Ship" dates of Braswell microprocessors are June - August 2015. Their production is expected to start in April - June 2015.