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INTEL’S 10NM NIGHTMARE WHAT WENT WRONG WITH INTEL’S LATEST NODE?

s far back as July 2015, Intel publicly confirmed that its 10nm node was in trouble. Fast forward nearly seven years and we’ve only just got our hands on its first desktop 10nm processors. Moore’s Law dictates a doubling of transistor densities every two

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