Ben Bajarin: WFE roadmaps now predict our compute future better than chip roadmaps
BenBajarin · x · 2026-10-14
Analyst Ben Bajarin argues that while studying semiconductor roadmaps remains the easiest way to predict the future, in the angstrom era studying WFE/manufacturing equipment product roadmaps may be far more insightful about our compute future.
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