Intel Ireland plant completes equipment installation and commissioning and starts production of Intel 4 chips

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com September 28 news, Intel originally planned to expand its plant in Ireland, but affected by the epidemic and other factors, has been delayed so far. Intel announced today that the Intel 4 technical production equipment at the Irish factory has been installed and debugged, and the first EUV lithography scanner has been turned on normally and is about to begin mass production of chips.

Intel did not give details in its official announcement, except to announce that a live event will be held on September 29, and company executives will participate in the opening ceremony to celebrate the mass production of Intel 4 technology.

Intel said that using the new Intel 4 technology, Intel will be able to develop a variety of leading products, including PC processors that support artificial intelligence system commands (such as Meteor Lake), chips serving data centers, and so on, CTOnews.com reported, citing a press release. Intel will also expand its US plant to produce processors in the Intel 4 process.