Recently, Intel’s CEO said that the company will try to surpass Moore’s Law by creating new processors and then aim to catch up with its competitors in 2024 and surpass them in 2025.
Moore’s Law, a term coined by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore, describes the steady evolution of processors as “the number of components that can fit on an integrated circuit doubles about every 18-24 months when the price remains the same, and performance doubles. The CEO said at Wednesday’s Intel Innovation Event, “As the dominant player in Moore’s Law, we will persevere on the path of innovation.” And said Intel expects to turn the tide faster than doubling every two years.
Intel’s leadership position in the chip industry has faltered in recent years, gradually losing not only Apple as a major customer, but also gradually falling behind competitors such as Samsung and TSMC.
However, now Intel said it is confident that in 2024 to catch up with TSMC and Samsung. And by investing in upgrading to more advanced chip manufacturing technology, it hopes to overtake these competitors in 2025.
