It's only the press clinging onto this - TSMC themselves refer to it as N3B, N3E, N6/N7 etc, Intel's process is 10ESF or Intel 7, all without putting the "nm" t

It's only the press clinging onto this - TSMC themselves refer to it as N3B, N3E, N6/N7 etc, Intel's process is 10ESF or Intel 7, all without putting the "nm" there. It's still useful to roughly group different foundry processes, but nobody who is actually paying the $100mm++ to use these processes is relying solely on rough grouping.