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node

[nohd] / noʊd /


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Whenever this transition happens, companies can sell more expensive materials, he said, “because in order to enable more advanced semiconductor nodes, you often need to come up with completely new materials.”

From MarketWatch

"She was also dehydrated and they thought it was a lymph node infection. They sent her home with antibiotics and some apple juice to drink."

From BBC

SpaceX had for years been developing technology such as computing nodes that would be helpful for an AI satellite network, former employees say.

From The Wall Street Journal

It also marked the company’s debut of its 18A process node.

From MarketWatch

But the foundry “still has a long way to go before we can contemplate viability,” Goldberg said, adding that the 18A node “was never going to be enough to ‘save’ Intel.”

From MarketWatch