There's a lot Moore room than you might think. '2nm' might just be a name, but it's just the start. π»π»π₯ special: IBM's new 2nm Chip. I'm getting hungry.
(features excerpt from Jim Keller)
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Surely it's only an hors d'oeuvre at 2nm...? You'll need something more substantial than that to satisfy your appetite!
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It's a good thing most places let you order in wafers, not individual transistors
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Do you think TSMC or Intel is ahead in terms of 2.5D/3D packaging?
Intel has Foveros, EMIB and ODI.
TSMC has 3DFabric, InFO and CoWoS.
Samsung also has I-Cube4, but I believe that's behind the other two.
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ICube4 looks like one of TSMC's base offerings tbh.
Right now I believe TSMC has the wider portfolio that's also being used by customers. Intel's portfolio is optimized in a couple of specific areas, but its use is limited in production right now.
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I was wondering why Youtube is deleting your subscribers?? I have watched you on youtube for years. I had not received a bell notification for a long time and when I finally searched it, they had deleted my subscriber status TechTechPotato. What the hell did you know?
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With wafers getting thinner and chips getting harder to come by , where do you go to get your daily source of sustenance ?
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