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  "textContent": "## IBM sub 1 nanometer silicon transistor process achieves 7 angstrom scale using Nanostack 3D architecture for massive performance and artificial intelligence efficiency\n\nIBM has made the world's first **sub 1 nanometer silicon transistor process** , achieving a physical dimension of **0.7 nanometers** (or 7 angstroms). As stated by the official IBM research paper, this innovation circumvents the physical boundaries of **two dimensional silicon scaling** by employing a 3D transistor architecture which they term **Nanostack**. IBM predicts this structural change would be implemented into commercial manufacturing stands within 5 years.",
  "title": "IBM Unveils Nanostack Transistor Architecture to Enable Sub 1 Nanometer Chips",
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