65nm

65nm node is an advanced semiconductor process launched in 2005 and was in full production by leading foundries such as TSMC, UMC, IBM, Intel and AMD in 2007. Compared to 90nm, the 65nm node is up to 50% faster and up to 50% smaller, and is one of the most successful process node today.

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