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Intel fab shenanigans (alien.top)

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So I saw an Intel slide talking about their plan to hit Intel 3, 20 angstrom, and 18 angstrom within the span of a year 🤣

Perhaps I am missing something, but how is this possible?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 9 months ago

It’s really 2 nodes with both 4 & 20A having limited libraries and being used as a sort of pilot program.

They were being worked on in parallel, not sequentially and have been in some sort of development (path finding, process refinement, etc) for probably 5 years at this point.