The "Hollywood accounting" transistor density aside, I think a new metric needs to become mainstream: "wafers per machine per day" and "machines per year manufa

The "Hollywood accounting" transistor density aside, I think a new metric needs to become mainstream: "wafers per machine per day" and "machines per year manufactured". Getting these machines built and online is more important than what one machine (that might be less than 6 per year) can do. The information, I'm sure, is buried in their papers, but I want to know what node processes are in products available now.