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How we get to 1 nanometer chips and beyond (research.ibm.com)
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[–] jj4211@lemmy.world 2 points 21 hours ago

As I said. It's an extrapolation of the rules from once upon a time to a totally different approach. It's marketing and increasingly subjective. Any number can "make sense" in that context. The number isn't based on anything you could actually measure for a long time now, it's already a fiction, so it can go wherever.