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There's no (natural) law that prescribes that integers must be used, is it? Also, from what I understand that nanometer count is a bit symbolic, less literal.
by ofrzeta 3y ago
There's no (natural) law that prescribes that integers must be used, is it? Also, from what I understand that nanometer count is a bit symbolic, less literal.
EDIT: for instance IMEC talks about "sub 1nm" process, that is 0.7nm (https://www.tomshardware.com/news/imec-reveals-sub-1nm-transistor-roadmap-3d-stacked-cmos-20-plans https://www.tomshardware.com/news/imec-reveals-sub-1nm-trans...)
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- iaseiadit 3y agoGoing from 1 nm to 0.7 nm is hardly as impressive as going from 3 nm to 2 nm. It’s only 0.3 nm less!
- mathematicaster 3y ago(relative) size (still) matters!
- nabakin 3y agoThey are joking too