7-year old Gordy Moore travels through instance, invents Penryn

December 13th, 2007 | Category: Tech Talk

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Ever wonder how Intel achieved their impressive 45-nm manufacturing process behind Penryn? Twas kid’s play according to a new video posted on Intel’s YouTube channel. Take a bit of Core45, Hi-K, and Metal Gate. Stir it up with a pinch of Hafnium and silicon flakes and you’ve reinvented Intel transistors. Gordy you did it! Good Job. Video for true

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