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If they are still manufactured, which process is used? I guess even a 65nm 8086 would be tiny.
by forinti 4y ago
If they are still manufactured, which process is used?
I guess even a 65nm 8086 would be tiny.
- anticensor 4y agoAnd lightning fast.
- BirAdam 4y agoProduction of the 8086 by Intel stopped in 1998. I imagine that it may have continued by another manufacturer, but I doubt it. 8051 descendants/derivatives are manufactured, but no longer by Intel. In general ARM and RISC-V have taken much of the low end market and microcontroller market.