IBM debuts new chip technology that could make your phone last 4 days on a charge
Daniel Howley
May 6, 2021, 12:15 pm
IBM's new 2-nanometer chip technology could dramatically improve performance and power consumption in everything from servers to smartphones. (Image: IBM)
IBM (IBM) on Thursday debuted the world’s first 2-nanometer chip making technology, which could enable massive performance gains in terms of both power and battery life over the current industry-leading processors found in everything from smartphones and tablets to the massive computer servers that power the cloud.
“Right now, in the most advanced production in the world is about the 7-nm node, you know on the verge of getting to 5-nm node,” Darío Gil, SVP and director of IBM Research, told Yahoo Finance.
Daniel Howley
May 6, 2021, 12:15 pm
IBM's new 2-nanometer chip technology could dramatically improve performance and power consumption in everything from servers to smartphones. (Image: IBM)
IBM (IBM) on Thursday debuted the world’s first 2-nanometer chip making technology, which could enable massive performance gains in terms of both power and battery life over the current industry-leading processors found in everything from smartphones and tablets to the massive computer servers that power the cloud.
“Right now, in the most advanced production in the world is about the 7-nm node, you know on the verge of getting to 5-nm node,” Darío Gil, SVP and director of IBM Research, told Yahoo Finance.
