zenithtreader

zenithtreader t1_j7ls7i7 wrote

In addition to that, language is not a fixed paradigm, it is defined by people using it, not the other way around. When enough people use a word in the "wrong" way, it becomes the correct and normal way to use it.

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zenithtreader t1_j0871ff wrote

I mean in the article they said it is expected to be produced before the end of this decade. TSMC is already planning to mass produce 3nm next year in 2023, it is very likely they would have something akin to 2nm by 2025 or 2026, still years ahead.

The fact is Japan has not been competitive in cutting edge chip fab for more than a decade and this is not something you can simply catch up by throwing money at it.

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zenithtreader t1_ixpot1o wrote

Err no. Wholesale electricity only costs a fraction of wholesale diesel or gas right now for the same mileages. Further more electrical drivetrains having much less moving parts and therefore require much less maintenance as well. And these two things will cost multiple trucks worth of money over its operating lifetime.

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