Keeping Moore's Law alive. Perhaps the death of it is premature.
This is a powerful push forward. Intel will get the first one in a couple years.
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The supply chain issues might put a crimp in the actual timing but I don't see why this law would not continue to hold true for quite some time yet.
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It was questioned because it was getting too compact which was causing noise issues since everything was so close. Plus the cost for each interval was going up exponentially along with the time.
It seems that this machine might solve it.
The US is also not allowing it to be sold to the Chinese.
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It definitely is a powerful push forward but I don't think it will be cutting edge technology as it's developing really fast. It will probably be replaced in a few years.
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Actually it is a long hard process to come up with. They have a huge lead and one that isnt easily duplicated.
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Wow that's quite a machine.
Huge breakthrough as I believe the demand for chips is not going down anytime soon
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No chips demand is only increasing as we are putting them in everything. We also require faster and most powerful ones.
There is no way that we can go back.
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