@Flectional / @mjshackl if 4DS are scaling down to 20nm then I wonder what kind of performance increase that might potentially mean for the Megabit device. Care to share or speculate at what smaller geometries might mean for the (already speedy) read/write performance?
My own dodgy research with ChatGPT ...
Semiconductor size is important because it directly affects the performance of the device. As the size of a semiconductor decreases, the device's performance improves. This is because smaller semiconductors have a higher electron mobility and a lower resistance, which results in faster switchingspeeds and lower power consumption. Additionally, smaller semiconductors also have a higher packing density, which allows for more transistors to be integrated into a single device, resulting in a higher performance and more functionality.
Maybe the current read speed of 9.5 nanoseconds goes to 5 nanoseconds?
(20min delay)