Correct me if I'm wrong: no one is selling any 7nm chips right now, and no one is even selling 10nm chips right now, and no one will before the end of 2017. Al

Correct me if I'm wrong: no one is selling any 7nm chips right now, and no one is even selling 10nm chips right now, and no one will before the end of 2017. Also worth noting, intel's 14nm is significantly smaller than samsung's 14nm: https://forums.anandtech.com/threads/how-do-global-foundries-samsung-14-nm-tsmc-16-nm-and-intel-14-nm-all-compare.2487545/ https://forums.anandtech.com/threads/how-do-global-foundries... So I don't think the answer is really that simple and straight-forward. EDIT: I was wrong, Samsung is manufacturing commercially available SoCs on its "10nm" process. But in my defense, it's comparable to Intel's 14nm process.