Intel is surfing on its wave of success. While AMD is struggling to catch up, results of 32 nm engraving production tests are so positive that Intel might switch to this new process 3 months ahead of schedule. So, the market should be flooded with 32 nm engraved chips the Q4 2009. As thinner engraving offers more room for increasing clock speed, while controlling heat release, it also reduces production cost; only positive points for Intel and customers.
