Samsung 20nm test chip includes ARM Cortex-M0 processor core. How many will fit on the head of a pin?
July 12, 2011
Samsung and Cadence just announced the successful tapeout of a 20nm logic test chip that includes the ARM Cortex-M0 microprocessor core. This announcement is yet more evidence that Moore’s Law is alive and kicking…even below 28nm. This test chip design proves out key aspects of the 20nm design chain including the ARM IP, libraries, foundry enablement, and EDA software.
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