#nanostack — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #nanostack, aggregated by home.social.
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[en] Moore’s Law? When #computer chips can't get smaller (can they?)
"... in the last 15 years, transistors have gotten close to the point where #quantum mechanics starts to interfere with their function: just a few dozen nanometers in size. They can’t get smaller."
"... approach familiar to urban planners: build up. On Thursday, #IBM announced it has created a #chip that uses this strategy. The new #architecture, known as a #nanostack, vertically stacks transistors in two layers on a #silicon chip."
https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/06/25/1139696/ibm-unveils-sub1nm-chip/
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[en] Moore’s Law? When #computer chips can't get smaller (can they?)
"... in the last 15 years, transistors have gotten close to the point where #quantum mechanics starts to interfere with their function: just a few dozen nanometers in size. They can’t get smaller."
"... approach familiar to urban planners: build up. On Thursday, #IBM announced it has created a #chip that uses this strategy. The new #architecture, known as a #nanostack, vertically stacks transistors in two layers on a #silicon chip."
https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/06/25/1139696/ibm-unveils-sub1nm-chip/
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[en] Moore’s Law? When #computer chips can't get smaller (can they?)
"... in the last 15 years, transistors have gotten close to the point where #quantum mechanics starts to interfere with their function: just a few dozen nanometers in size. They can’t get smaller."
"... approach familiar to urban planners: build up. On Thursday, #IBM announced it has created a #chip that uses this strategy. The new #architecture, known as a #nanostack, vertically stacks transistors in two layers on a #silicon chip."
https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/06/25/1139696/ibm-unveils-sub1nm-chip/
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[en] Moore’s Law? When #computer chips can't get smaller (can they?)
"... in the last 15 years, transistors have gotten close to the point where #quantum mechanics starts to interfere with their function: just a few dozen nanometers in size. They can’t get smaller."
"... approach familiar to urban planners: build up. On Thursday, #IBM announced it has created a #chip that uses this strategy. The new #architecture, known as a #nanostack, vertically stacks transistors in two layers on a #silicon chip."
https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/06/25/1139696/ibm-unveils-sub1nm-chip/
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[en] Moore’s Law? When #computer chips can't get smaller (can they?)
"... in the last 15 years, transistors have gotten close to the point where #quantum mechanics starts to interfere with their function: just a few dozen nanometers in size. They can’t get smaller."
"... approach familiar to urban planners: build up. On Thursday, #IBM announced it has created a #chip that uses this strategy. The new #architecture, known as a #nanostack, vertically stacks transistors in two layers on a #silicon chip."
https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/06/25/1139696/ibm-unveils-sub1nm-chip/
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FinFET, Nanosheet, Nanostack... learning new things every day!
That said, I think it’ll take a few more years before we see these breakthroughs in commercial AI chips.
Therefore, we're likely to see the AI bubble pop. Soon. Then, once time has passed, we’ll finally benefit from cheap AI utility services as human productivity accelerators.
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FinFET, Nanosheet, Nanostack... learning new things every day!
That said, I think it’ll take a few more years before we see these breakthroughs in commercial AI chips.
Therefore, we're likely to see the AI bubble pop. Soon. Then, once time has passed, we’ll finally benefit from cheap AI utility services as human productivity accelerators.
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https://www.europesays.com/news/45112/ IBM Debuts World’s First Sub-1 Nanometer Chip Technology #2NmChip #Headlines #IBM #JayGambetta #nanostack #News #TopStories #World’sFirstSub1NanometerChipTechnology