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Ah, thank you and I'm glad I used "seems", there; the last I had heard they were all still trying to get reliable production at 10/7nm. (I stand by "most", but
by a1369209993 6y ago
Ah, thank you and I'm glad I used "seems", there; the last I had heard they were all still trying to get reliable production at 10/7nm.
(I stand by "most", but it's nice to hear that someone's making actual progress again.)
- ido 6y agoIf you look at long-term trends transistor density has kept pace (slowed down consistently but not dramatically along the years), the big difference is that it no longer gives you as much as a performance boost as it used to.