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IBM unveils sub-1nm chip with 100 billion transistors
IBM's new sub-1nm chip design packs 100 billion transistors, doubling density to advance AI computing capabilities.
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On June 22, IBM announced a partnership with OpenAI to integrate frontier AI capabilities into enterprise cybersecurity workflows. On June 25, IBM unveiled the world's first sub-1 nanometer chip technology, featuring a 0.7 nm node and a 3D nanostack transistor architecture, packing nearly 100 billion transistors on a fingernail-sized die. On June 26, IBM introduced a sub-1 nanometer chip design incorporating approximately 100 billion transistors, about twice the density of its current 2nm technology.
IBM's new sub-1nm chip design packs 100 billion transistors, doubling density to advance AI computing capabilities.
Read the full storyIBM announced a 0.7nm chip with a 3D nanostack transistor design, marking a major semiconductor breakthrough, though mass production remains years away.
The collaboration integrates OpenAI's frontier models into IBM's security workflows to automate and enhance threat detection for corporate clients.