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> That's not true. Imaging ICs (or other structures) down to sub-nm resolution is much much easier than making them. Most physics labs will have no problem doin
by johntb86 8y ago
> That's not true. Imaging ICs (or other structures) down to sub-nm resolution is much much easier than making them. Most physics labs will have no problem doing that..
For example, see Chipworks's analysis of Intel's 14nm process:
https://www.chipworks.com/about-chipworks/overview/blog/intel%E2%80%99s-14-nm-parts-are-finally-here https://www.chipworks.com/about-chipworks/overview/blog/inte...
- fizixer 8y agoThe link you shared only supports my point: either the claims are false, or they're not verifiable independently. "As yet we don’t have any detailed TEM imaging to look at the transistors or fins in close-up" And that's 14nm from years ago, not the 7nm or 5nm being claimed these days.