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Not entirely true either. Transistor aging is real and is becoming more relevant at the latest nodes. But what is important to remember is that a slower transis
by kingosticks 8y ago
Not entirely true either. Transistor aging is real and is becoming more relevant at the latest nodes. But what is important to remember is that a slower transistor is still being operated in a circuit switching at the original frequency, the result of that is incorrect calculations.
It won't take any longer to startup, it just won't startup in a usable state. Startup/tasks taking longer is definitely the software industry's doing.
https://semiengineering.com/transistor-aging-intensifies-10nm/ https://semiengineering.com/transistor-aging-intensifies-10n... for more.