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Interesting table showing millions of transistors per mm^2 there. Is Intel’s 10nm really having more transistor density that TSMC’s 7nm? This could mean some bi
by andy_ppp 6y ago
Interesting table showing millions of transistors per mm^2 there. Is Intel’s 10nm really having more transistor density that TSMC’s 7nm? This could mean some big things coming from AMD moving to 5nm next year!
- xxs 6y agoyes, intel 10nm is similar to tsmc's 7mn. Unfortunately for Intel they have struggled to produce any non-low-powered chips on 10nm. That can be alleviated by not cramming the entire area with transistors. Overall the numbers of "X" nm mean very little
- colinmhayes 6y agoIntel 10nm desktop is releasing this fall.
- xxs 6y ago> Intel 10nm desktop is releasing this fall. Hence, "Intel they have struggled". For 5years. We still don't know how it's going to turn out.
- ksec 6y agoAnd and it has been stated gazillion times, except most media doesn't like to report it. Which leads to discussion that goes no where.