before people go "lmao 28nm, they should be trying for 2.8nm instead why even bother" it's because random chips used in industrial and some military applications don't need to be hot rods going into new iphones or being overclocked to help run shit games at 4k. they don't need to be marketed as a hot consumer product at all, they just need to work at controlling whatever conveyor belt or whatever because that's all they were ever designed to do. it'll help them industrialize but yeah it's still very far behind china and other places.
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