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I've not checked it, but AFAIK power consumption isn't really improved much if at all with dye shrinks. The main benefits are entirely around transistor densit

I've not checked it, but AFAIK power consumption isn't really improved much if at all with dye shrinks. The main benefits are entirely around transistor density increases which allows for things like bigger caches. It'll be beneficial to DRAM chips, allowing for higher density memory. And it'll be beneficial to GPGPUs, allowing for more GPU processors in a package.

buran77 1y ago
> The main benefits are entirely around transistor density increases which allows for things like bigger caches SRAM is probably the the worst example as it scales poorly with process shrinks. There are tricks still left in the bag to deal with this, like GAA, but caches and SRAM cells are not the headline here. It's power and general transistor density.