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Yeah, so the node names now apparently refer to the "smallest feature size", which is some random thing on the M0 metal layer. Source - from a former Intel engi
by deepnotderp 9y ago
Yeah, so the node names now apparently refer to the "smallest feature size", which is some random thing on the M0 metal layer. Source - from a former Intel engineer for more than a decade
- gsnedders 9y agoThat's how Intel define it; other fabs have their own definitions.
- dkersten 9y agoSo not like when games consoles used to advertise how many "bits" they had: take whatever has the widest bus and advertise that as the number of "bits" or use tricks like the Atari Jaguar: 2x 32bit cpu's = 64bit, right? RIGHT?