World's First 0.2nm Breakthrough - Soon in All Your Devices !
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Must be Samsung Units0.2nm?
To save everyone's time, she uses '0.2nm' for the A2 node on the IMEC roadmap. The video discusses IMEC's vision for the A2 node.0.2nm?
cheesehead
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Her videos become increasingly hard to like with those cringy, clickbait titles.
Thats "Youtube Guru's" tell folk posting content to do.
Youtube algorithim requires "dramatic" titles apparently to get content pushed
I think, it appears, most of "AI" is simply about favouring adjectives with more relations on WordNet or whatever analog of it is in use there.
mattyenright
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Kinda wish there was more discussion on other roadmaps outside of IMEC forecasts such as the recently released “IEEE 2024 more Moore” that predicted a six stacked monolithic CFET transistor for the A2 node in 2039.
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IRDS™ 2024: More Moore - IEEE IRDS™
MKWVentures
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Let companies deal with A2 in 2037. 18A ramp detail is enough worry for everyone today.
CFETs are very interesting from both compaction and change to interconnects. but even they are 8+ years from production
CFETs are very interesting from both compaction and change to interconnects. but even they are 8+ years from production
To get to 2A, IMEC is proposing 2DFETs follow CFETs by 2037.0.2nm?
For me, this is exciting, because 12 years from now compared to 12 years ago, so many advances will have occurred. 12 years ago, in 2013, Intel had introduced Finfets at 22nm, and TSMC was well into 28nm with the last of planar transistors. We're moving out of Finfets into Nanosheets in 2025.
In contrast, by 2037, 12 years hence, we will have done 2 transitions, post-nano sheet, post-CFET, into 2D. At least that is the prediction.