ARM's Greg Yeric explains how we'll get down to a 3nm node

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It's getting more expensive and difficult to scale down, but there are a few tricks left yet.

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Posted by chj - Thu 27 Oct 2016 07:17

Must be tricky when the road is uncertain and you have to coordinate with others which new techniques you're going to back and hope it comes to fruition.

ARM's Greg Yeric explains how we'll get down to a 3nm node

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