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Well, the diameter of a silicon atom is 0.2nm, so I would guess it's at least that with silicon-based computers.
by umvi 7y ago
Well, the diameter of a silicon atom is 0.2nm, so I would guess it's at least that with silicon-based computers.
- londons_explore 7y agoNot necessaraly. The node size represents the equivalent 'gate' size of a standard transistor with similar performance characteristics. By using better transistor designs, you can make the effective gate size much smaller than the actual gate size.
- 6nf 7y agoYou can't make features smaller than one atom though, and silicon atoms in a crystal matrix are about 0.5nm apart.