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In other news, water is wet...
Don't believe every roadmap you see. Its easy to predict something, that's why they're called predictions. But between floods, viruses and corporate spying and sabotage, you just know this will never happen. There is no economical reasoning behind it either. Flying fast forward with new nodes every year gives way too little time to recoup expenses. Every node you don't get your moneys' worth out of, is a wasted one essentially.
Even 7nm, I think we will see some bumps in the road for, still.
The bottom line with roadmaps is that you can put 'progress and leadership in X' on top of a powerpoint slide so you can snag some investors and keep your stock afloat.
Oof~
By 10nm++ FinFET from Intel, Samsung will be ramping up 3nm GAA EUV. TSMC's 3nm Fab($20B) won't be up and running at worst till 2022.
Don't believe every roadmap you see. Its easy to predict something, that's why they're called predictions. But between floods, viruses and corporate spying and sabotage, you just know this will never happen. There is no economical reasoning behind it either. Flying fast forward with new nodes every year gives way too little time to recoup expenses. Every node you don't get your moneys' worth out of, is a wasted one essentially.
Even 7nm, I think we will see some bumps in the road for, still.
The bottom line with roadmaps is that you can put 'progress and leadership in X' on top of a powerpoint slide so you can snag some investors and keep your stock afloat.