The most powerful computer chips on the planet. The 7 nanometer chips will be produced in Arizona.............i love Trump.......
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Re: The most powerful computer chips on the planet.
It's the smallest, but it does not mean to be the most powerful, maybe in 3 years 7 nanometers will be common in desktop computers. -
Re: The most powerful computer chips on the planet.
The article you linked to is from 2015.
Intel was going to build that anyway, regardless of who's president. Trump has nothing to do with it.
AMD will do the same at their Global Foundries, they already have some work done in this regard by IBM , which are working with Global Foundries and Samsung on this :
Beyond silicon: IBM unveils world’s first 7nm chip : https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2015...eyond-silicon/
Intel is slowly moving focus from desktop processors and big processors in general to cloud computing, fpgas, internet of things etc so it wouldn't surprise me if the 7nm line they will make will be optimized for smaller chips, not computer processors.
See here : https://newsroom.intel.com/editorial...ture-of-intel/Comment
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Re: The most powerful computer chips on the planet.
But...but.....IBM Says It Has Created the World's Most Powerful Computer Chip.
http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_te...processor.htmlComment
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