Intel's latest 10-K filing (spotted at Motley Fool) discloses that the two-phase "tick-tock" development model that the company has been using since 2007 is being replaced with a three-phase model ...

The first year of the Intel Tick-Tock model ('Tick') refers to the new silicon process technology which increases the transistor density within a smaller existing microarchitecture. The second ...

As pointed out by Legit Reviews, the tick-tock model has already been on the way out. Haswell came as a sort of "semi-tock", followed by the Devil's Canyon refresh.

Intel's decision to transition away from the tick-tock model is a tacit recognition that the future of semiconductors and their continued evolution is considerably murkier than it used to be.

Tick-tock:AI model gets spookily accurate about time of death. TIMESOFINDIA.COM ... it's important to note that these models are statistical tools and cannot provide exact death dates due to ...

Google's Pixel 7 series appears to be building up to a minor "tick-tock" style upgrade. Here's why that's good. Skip to main content. ... while the Pro model is roughly the same size.