JEMC on 16 April 2018
| haxxiy said: Samsung and TSMC's 7 nm nodes are basically the same as Intel's 10 nm IIRC, with a small advantage in density but that has been for every of their equivalent process nodes for ages now, that assuming of course Samsung and TSMC haven't done any more compromises compared to what was originally planned for these nodes (which often does happen). The main difference being that Intel's designs are still more scalable and cheaper to produce nevertheless. |
Will it be cheaper? Because, you know, after so many delays and unexpected problems, the end result could end being more expensive than originally thought.
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