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Good catch, I am always a bit hesitant to post stuff from wccftech. This article seemed rather uncontroversial and meaningful.
I was under the impression Intel had the only non research 2um fab?
It takes 12+ months to get one running, and Intel had theirs delivered about that time ago.
I'm smelling a fib
Edit: https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-completes-development-of-18a-20a-nodes
Could also be production, even if it's not production the early batches might relatively modest in size.