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Size is really just a marketing term at this point. Intel "10nm" is about the same as TSMC "7nm". Size of various features is roughly the same between the two.
by mooman219 8y ago
Size is really just a marketing term at this point. Intel "10nm" is about the same as TSMC "7nm". Size of various features is roughly the same between the two. Global Foundries decided to not touch this cycle (at least for the short term). Samsung also decided to slow their pursuit of "7nm" and focus on "8nm".
- AceJohnny2 8y ago> Global Foundries decided to not touch this cycle (at least for the short term). Sounds like GF is dropping out of Moore's Law's race entirely, and changed their strategy to focusing on improving the higher nodes instead: https://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1333637 https://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1333637