Since 28nm, successive nodes cost more per transistor, instead of cheapening exp...

hyperpallium on Jan 14, 2019 | parent | context | favorite | on: A decade-long boom is ending as consumers hang on ...

Since 28nm, successive nodes cost more per transistor, instead of cheapening exponentially as they had formerly. Strictly speaking, this is one of the Moores-related laws, falling under the "etc" of my comment.

tl;dr the performance bumps cost more.