Intel announces 22nm chips for 2011

Sep 22nd 2009
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Paul Otellini just held up a 22nm wafer at his Intel Developer Forum keynote, saying that chips with the technology would be out in the second half of 2011. Take a good look, kids: that’s 2.9 billion transistors right there.

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