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  "textContent": "Today IBM is unveiling their nanostack transistor architecture. Meant to drive chip construction in the sub-1nm era in the 2030s, nanostack aims for building better and smaller chips by building them taller via wafer stacking\n\nThe post IBM Outlines Sub-1nm Nanostack Transistor Technology: Building the Next Gen By Going Up appeared first on ServeTheHome.",
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