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by Night_Thastus
475 days ago
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There's no tie to what those terms mean and the actual engineering of the chips. The "2nm node" is a marketing term to indicate its placement relative to previous iterations and competitors. The reality is that process nodes are complicated and capturing it with a single number would be a bad idea. You could go for raw transistor density which would be better but it misses a lot of the nuances in design. |
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