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Nemeski @lemm.ee

11mo ago

First European high-performance chips to be made in Dresden

www.euronews.com

First European high-performance chips to be made in Dresden

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CAVOK @lemmy.world

11mo ago

First European high-performance chips to be made in Dresden

www.euronews.com /next/2024/08/20/first-european-high-performance-chips-to-be-made-in-dresden

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Apparently "high performance" refers to TSMCs 16nm process from 2013.
Anyone know if that's fast enough for military applications such as guided munition?
- Guided munition existed well before 2013, so obviously yes.
  
  I'm not talking about analog systems obviously, but the up-to-date stuff like the meteor missile etc
What about Intel Fab 34 in Ireland? According to Intel they're doing "Intel 4" (assuming its a TSMC 5nm equivalent node). Either way it should be better than 16nm.