TSMC 5nm, 3nm and 2nm devices explained | Technology Node | VLSI | Why such naming? | TSMC

[@jatinbansal1796]

Amazed to know about technology node. I also thought it as channel length 😅

[@mariadavis3301]

well explained 👏

[@iliepetcan1736]

Hu maria

[@nehajain3033]

Great video bro 🔥

[@rajnishchopra7247]

Just like intel, TSMC has given new tech node naming as N7, N3 etc

[@petrichor794]

Good information. Please explain slowly for easy understanding

[@anishasamanta9841]

good information

[@parthikirubha]

Thank You 💖

[@Being.aashish]

thanks !

[@gautamjoshi2625]

Thank you

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[@htaukkyanmyo4437]

Bloggers who are not China's friends, claim Huawei's Kirin 9000s is 7 nm, where as some friends are calling it a 5 nm. Huawei has not said anything.

[@trueopinion100]

Instead of length you should have said channel width

[@Nobody_114]

Although I like the 2nd-half of your video, I don't like the fact that in the first half, you used graphics from another video on TH-cam posted 6 months before you, without giving any credit to her: th-cam.com/video/GdLRSF5wZpE/w-d-xo.html

[@jashanjain8405]

You gave 👏

[@dranupdey]

Informative but please work on your pronunciation.

[@deobrat7042]

not usefull information

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