Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan now saying Intel will potentially "write-off" the 18A process and instead focus on their 14A chipmaking process. This is in an effort to win major customers over with promises being made about the 14A process, which is still in early development phase. Am I missing something or has Intel been kicking the can on delivering a solid product for almost a decade now? Ever since the Skylake launch in 2016 Intel hasn't delivered a product based on a new process without some kind of major upset. https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-con...