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Old 05-06-17, 10:28 AM
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IBM has revealed their first 5nm chips
IBM has revealed their first 5nm chips, which have been created in co-operation with Samsung and GlobalFoundries and makes use of new EUV technology and gate-all-around transistors.



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Old 05-06-17, 11:23 AM
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Impressive. I wonder how long can they push the limits of silicon before they need to replace it with carbon nanotubes or some new technology.
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IBM spends an insane amount of R&D, so not surprised they lead the effort
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IBM spends an insane amount of R&D, so not surprised they lead the effort
They probably own half of the patents as a result.
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