Let's say I make a hypothetical smartphone SoC called 'Flame 1' on the 7nm Node.
Then I introduce the 'Flame 2' SoC which is identical to the Flame1 in every way (same cpu, same gpu, same npu), except that it is built on the newer 7nm+ node.
Now let's say the 7nm+ Node give x% more...
It seems to be reported in Korean media that Samsung won the order to fab Intel chips.
They specifically mentioned desktop chips.
https://pulsenews.co.kr/view.php?year=2019&no=993115
Which chips would those be?
What fabrication node could it possible be
There are at least 3 majors foundries in the computer business, and that is not even counting countless other more minor foundries. There are 3 current major lines from these 3 major foundries in the 14/16 nm node process, but these are more marketing terms and broad category alignment than...
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