Tom had originally thought that, with the successful breakthroughs in 7 nm, 5 nm, and 3 nm technologies, the 2 nm chip technology would also be successfully overcome.
However, he did not expect that at this moment, closest to the limit, numerous extremely complex and difficult technical problems would all emerge.
"Thinking about it, this is actually quite normal."
Tom sighed softly: "To precisely engrave over 40 billion transistors onto a silicon wafer within a few square centimeters, and to make them maintain the connections from the blueprints, working together to function—how could that be simple…?"
But no matter how difficult, it had to be done.
Tom sorted through the existing technical obstacles and once again began the breakthrough mission.
He discovered that a major constraint preventing him from mastering 2 nm chip technology was a more severe short-channel effect compared to previous generations.
