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IBM announces world's first sub-1 nanometer chip, packing 100 billion transistors

IBM announces 0.7 nm node prototype chips using nanostack transistors

1h ago· 3 min readenNews

Summary

A brief roundup of science and technology news items, including IBM's announcement of prototype chips for the 0.7 nm node using nanostack gate-all-around field effect transistors, and a mention of the Vesuvius scrolls project. The piece is a short, informal update rather than an in-depth analysis.

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bskyIBM announces 0.7 nm node prototype chips using nanostack transistorsnanoscale.blogspot.com

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IBM has reported making prototype chips for the '0.7 nm node'.
The basic building block of their architecture here is the nanostack, which is a limiting case, somewhat 3D-integrated version of their nanosheet 'gate all around' field effect transistors.
The fact that these structures can be made at this scale, reliably and en masse, is just phenomenal.
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Some brief science and technology items heading into the weekend: IBM has reported making prototype chips for the "0.7 nm node" .   As alwa...

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