Further good news is AXE doesn't seem to need the latest whiz bang small nm nodes for the 12CQ. It's going with the current sizes used in the majority of chips that are at the 12 - 14 nm nodes.
Turns out that 7nm customers are fewer than 10nm customers and so on. These things are expensive and time intensive. Mo says accelerating the development is the goal. So go with the best time to market and cost efficient strategy. We don't want to make a potentially mass market chip that costs an arm and a leg to manufacture.
Ann: Archer and GlobalFoundries to advance 12CQ chip fabrication, page-51
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