0 comment Intel's Tri-Gate Transistor Technology Intel's Tri-Gate Transistor Technology By The Editors of Tom's HardwareJune 11, 2006 4:11 PM Print ! Picture 1 / 8 fPrevious gNext See also : Build Your Own Abstract view of today's planar transistor technology in Intel semiconductors. Each transistor has only one gate. Abstract view of today’s planar transistor technology in Intel semiconductors. Each transistor has only one gate. See more See less
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