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Take a look at the table in the article; most everyone who is calling their next process "7nm" is roughly on par with Intel's 10nm process that they just booted
by awalton 9y ago
Take a look at the table in the article; most everyone who is calling their next process "7nm" is roughly on par with Intel's 10nm process that they just booted up to mass production.
The nm wars are worse than the MHz wars because chip foundries are so reluctant to publish process details, but suffice it to say that Intel hasn't given up as much ground as companies like GF and Samsung would rather you believe.
- indolering 9y agoArs has a nice review[0] of the process improvements that Intel has invested in. 0: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/03/intel-is-keeping-moores-law-alive-by-making-bigger-improvements-less-often/ https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/03/intel...