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As I've said before, the sanctions are fundamentally unenforceable for commodity chips, and the Russians know this. While FPGAs can replace ASICs for some task
by sudosysgen 3y ago
As I've said before, the sanctions are fundamentally unenforceable for commodity chips, and the Russians know this.
While FPGAs can replace ASICs for some tasks, that's not true for all of them, and for many it will be worse in the end. But sure, anyways Russia can't go lower than 65nm so it can't make great FPGAs no matter what.