The worrying lack of motherboards with the H310 chipset, which began back in March, served as the first sign of an impending shortage of Intel's 14nm silicon. In May, reports surfaced that Intel had suspended production of the chipset, and in July, the company finally acknowledged a much larger issue with 14nm production.At the moment, it looks like Intel's 10nm process won't be ready for mass production until Q4 2019.
Intel typically produces chipsets on a larger node than its current-gen processors, but the delayed 10nm production has found both chipsets and chips on the same 14nm node, creating a manufacturing bottleneck as the company experiences record demand for 14nm processors.
Intel now fabbing H310C chipset on 22nm
Posted on Thursday, September 20 2018 @ 13:37 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck