Computing giant International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) has made key progress with its next-generation chip manufacturing technology that seeks to bring significant improvements to compute and memory chips. The firm launched its 0.7-nanometer ‘Nanostack’ chip manufacturing technology in June, and now it has started to provide process development kits (PDKs) for the technology to those interested in the first quarter of 2027. IBM Progresses With 0.7-Nanometer Technology To Enable Chip Firms To Familiarize Themselves With Tech Before Widespread Adoption IBM’s 0.7-nanometer is an extension of current chip manufacturing technologies, of which the 2-nanometer is currently the latest one in mass […]
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