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Tech Interceptor on Twitter: "RUMOR. It seems that Intel Alder Lake 10nm Desktop CPUs will arrive in 2021. First 7nm CPU/GPU family expected by 2022. #tech #gamedev #computer #linux #IoT #AMD #PC #
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The Race To 10/7nm
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