So we move from 3nm to 2nm. As I keep predicitng, we should be at zero nm by the end of the decade. After that, the 2030's will be the era of negative feature size.Apple chipmaker TSMC will begin test production of 2nm chips next week
But maybe I'm wrong. I doubt it but possitly rather then going negative they curve flattens and goes horizonal and runs forever at some feature size just above some natural limit. So when they hit 0.8 or whtever. it stays there.
What weill the era of non-shrinking feature size be like?