IBM Unveils Sub-1nm Chip With ~100 Billion Transistors, Extending Moore's Law a Decade
MIT Technology Review·high signal
IBM has built a prototype chip packing roughly 100 billion transistors onto a fingernail-sized area — twice the density of its previous state-of-the-art, per MIT Technology Review. The sub-1nm-class technology is positioned to extend Moore's Law roughly another decade, a meaningful signal for the long-run economics of AI compute. Density gains of this magnitude directly affect inference cost curves that increasingly bottleneck frontier deployment.