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10 nm processors by 2018

Currently CPUs are made mostly in a 32 nm process technology. But while AMD has just reached this level, Intel, promoter in the field, is already preparing the next step. And in 2012, somewhere in the beginning, will go to Ivy Bridge architecture, 22 nm.

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Then, in 2013 will follow Haswell, a completely new architecture, but also in the process achieved 22 nm. 2014 will see a different manufacturing process, 14 nm, for processors to be Roswell. But the transition will be slower and will last three years (two as committed to a process and now Intel).

Skylake and will be concluded by 2017. This family will be made ​​throughout the 14 nm to 10 nm processors are needed Skymont. Intel showed us plans for the future. But it will be interesting how AMD will migrate to such processes.