And experimental chips have shrunk as small as 2.5 nm. IBM’s new chips pip them all, with transistors now measuring just 2 nm wide – for reference, that's narrower than a strand of human DNA.

The smallest and most advanced chips currently commercially available are made up of transistors with gates about 10 nm long, but IBM has now unveiled plans to cut them in half. To create 5 nm ...

IBM’s new 2 nm process offers transistor density similar to TSMC’s next-gen 3 nm.

At the IBM Research Blog, Huiming Bu writes that 5 nm could only by changing and rearranging the elements of a chip. We stacked layers of silicon nanosheets together, horizontally, in order for this ...

IBM, in collaboration with Samsung and GlobalFoundries, announced on Monday it's developed the world's first 5 nanometer (nm) silicon chip with 30 billion transistors.

With the increased transistor density, IBM said the 5nm chip achieves 40% performance boost, or 75% power efficiency with the same performance, over the current-generation 10nm chips coming out now.

IBM, working with Samsung and GlobalFoundries, has unveiled the world's first 5nm silicon chip. Beyond the usual power, performance, and density improvement from moving to smaller transistors, the ...

An IBM-led team says today that it has created a breakthrough super-dense computer chip with a capacity four times that of the best chips we have today. The 7-nanometer (nm) chip was produced at ...

Scientists at IBM Research have created by far the most advanced neuromorphic (brain-like) computer chip to date. The chip, called TrueNorth, consists of 1 million programmable neurons 256 million ...

IBM’s 2-nanometer (nm) chip technology puts 50 billion transistors, each the size of roughly five atoms, on a space no bigger than your fingernail.

Moore's Law lives: In computing milestone, IBM develops 5-nanometer chip - SiliconANGLEFirst, the technology provides the ability to squeeze up to 30 billion transistors on a 50-square-millimeter ...

IBM, in collaboration with Samsung and GlobalFoundries, announced on Monday it's developed the world's first 5 nanometer (nm) silicon chip with 30 billion transistors.