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> Then once you have a design you have one of the big players manufacture it in the traditional manner. That doesn't even work very well with 3D printing. You
by marcosdumay 2y ago
> Then once you have a design you have one of the big players manufacture it in the traditional manner.
That doesn't even work very well with 3D printing. You have no chance at all of transferring something from 10µm chips into a commercial fab.
- kragen 2y agoNot the actual chip layout, no, but you can very plausibly get the circuit design to work. If you're doing this you presumably want something you can't do on an FPGA, which probably means analog, so you probably don't want the super-high-end process nodes like 10nm, 7nm, or 4nm anyway; those are generally not going to be very useful for analog signals. Right now Tiny Tapeout seems to be the best option.