RIP INTEL

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>TSMC

So that 3nm is actually 7?

Hopefully by then, Intel is at 7nm Jesus fucking Christ

>2022

isn't 3nm factory too small to produce anything

The theoretical limit of silicone transistors is 5nm, so obviously it's actually larger. I think even at 7nm you'll see quantum fuckery, and I don't know if there's a solution to that either.

So 3nm is probably in reality over even 7nm.

>silicone transistors

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>silicon titties

kek

your dad produced you so no not too small