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But nm are marketing terms now; TSMC's 7nm is said to be equal to Intel's 10nm. Nodes are still shrinking, but not at the rate implied by their nm names. In ad
by hyperpallium 7y ago
But nm are marketing terms now; TSMC's 7nm is said to be equal to Intel's 10nm.
Nodes are still shrinking, but not at the rate implied by their nm names. In addition, thermal constraints mean they can't actually be used at their theoretical capacity.
- trynumber9 7y agoIntel's 10nm is finally shipping now, according to Intel, but it seems small scale yet. TSMC's 7nm has been shipping for over a year, in very ubiquitous devices (iPhones).