[websg-x]

7 is half node, 4 full node, 3 half, 20A full node again. Moore's law is doubling of transistors density every 2 years. So the roadmap is indeed conservative, just following the Moore's law.

[klelatti]

How many years to deliver 14 -> 10 in volume?

I think you're saying that the incremental half nodes steps are a more conservative approach?

[websg-x]

14->10 was a disaster so we should ignore that, and that the reason Pat Gelsinger is brought back to fixed.

TSMC pioneered the half node step, and it was very successful. So yes, I think copying successful strategy is a conservative approach.

[klelatti]

Indeed. It will be interesting to see how this will interact with architecture roll outs - I wasn't entirely clear how that would work from the webcast.