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I completely agree. When it comes to competing on architecture, it's unfortunate that Intel gets incredible economies of scale. According to Wikipedia, while
by CoolGuySteve 12y ago
I completely agree. When it comes to competing on architecture, it's unfortunate that Intel gets incredible economies of scale.
According to Wikipedia, while the G4 was being manufactured at 200 or 180 nm, the P4 went from 180nm to 130nm and then 90nm.
Even now, AMD and NVidia are stuck around 28nm until next year while Intel is expected to release their first 14nm Broadwell chip this quarter.