HW News - 10nm 'Death,' 9900K Availability, Vega 20, & RX 590

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Intel denies the death of the 10nm process, spurred by media discussion earlier in the week, and AMD seeks to launch an RX 590 and Vega 20.
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Hardware news this week is split between AMD and Intel coverage, with plenty of items from each camp. For AMD's part, we've got rumors on the RX 590 and Vega 20, with actual news on new EPYC customers and earnings drops from the crypto crash. For Intel, there's a denial of the death of 10nm and prolonged 9900K delays. Other news items include a move by Samsung to introduce EUV (Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography) for 7nm LPP production, Motorola's partnership with iFixit, and Ryan Shrout's departure from PC Per for Intel.

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