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1 atom of Cesium is .26nm (largest). 2nm is at the granularity level of 8 Cesium atoms! For Silicon .11) we are talking about transistors made of 18 atoms (roug
by _8j50 3y ago
1 atom of Cesium is .26nm (largest). 2nm is at the granularity level of 8 Cesium atoms! For Silicon .11) we are talking about transistors made of 18 atoms (roughly?)?
My question is, do they factor in a significant transisyor failure rate and silently reroute or something or are things actually stable enough to survive years of real world usage without transistor failure becoming an issue?
- BackBlast 3y agoThe measurement size is just marketing at this point. The actual transistors are much larger.