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I understand, and that's how they should be comparing them. I was saying Intel likely compared its 7nm with TSMC's 7nm, where of course Intel would "win". But b
by mtgx 9y ago
I understand, and that's how they should be comparing them. I was saying Intel likely compared its 7nm with TSMC's 7nm, where of course Intel would "win". But by the time it "wins" that, they won't compete with TSMC's 7nm in the market anymore, but with its 5nm.
- akvadrako 9y agoIt's just a strange way to look at it. Intel's naming convention is more honest and closer to traditional measurements and of course each marketing dept. will choose to say they are the best in the world across all processes, regardless of whatever the competition calls their feature size.