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Its also interesting that this happens right at a time where the switch from one node to another takes increasingly longer and viewer people adopt it. And anyb

by nickik 8y ago

Its also interesting that this happens right at a time where the switch from one node to another takes increasingly longer and viewer people adopt it. And anybody can now make chips in the most advanced nodes. There are startups now who are already working on TSMC7nm.

kingosticks 8y ago
Really!? What startup can afford those mask costs?
- undersuit 8y ago
  Probably some Machine Learning startups.
- nickik 8y ago
  Esperanto Technologies They are basically doing a AI chip with 8-16 general cores and 4000 floating point vector cores (probably with Tensor Type support on the Vectors). All in RISC-V.