No, oregon

Limited outside a select few.

Check the head of lithography 70% into the video

It's merely an extrapolation of what gate length you would need to reach these densities with planar transistors.

300mm waffer not 300 mm chips a 300 mm chip = 17.3mm^2

​@@lasarith2At 4:45 in the video, they do indeed speak of wafer-sized solutions for AI applications.

The wafer will be mounted to 100kg copper radiator, and cooled with jet engine fan

Good for you. Common term in the industry.

@__aceofspades there no need to releae a new chip every year or 2 imo but they do it anyway wity minimal gains over the previous year's version

Mind share/message amplification. But also Intel's doing significant work to promote their offering, and they don't want Intel to be the only message in the room.

I see, that's cool! Have you ever tried a sponsorship from Arm? It is British, right?

Brand marketing is pretty important, even for well-established brands. Several dozen million people turn 16 (18, 24...) each week in the world and a decent sliver of them will start seeing press releases from consumer products companies which mention these fabs.

It's in the description, and on screen in the first few seconds. It's also part of the hashtags. Meets all UK OFCOM requirements, which are stricter than US FTC.

Props to you. I understand that getting text on top of the video is another step of work. I guess you could consider it anyhow. As you can always be excellent and not just passing the bar. Put your priorities where they matter to you and focus on being consistent whether you put disclaimers on screen. Inconsistency would be much worse as that will generate new conspiracies so i understand where you are coming from.