14nm technology refers to the nanoscale size in the manufacturing process, that is, the minimum size of the transistor is 14 nanometers. This technology first appeared in the semiconductor industry around 2014. The introduction of the 14nm process allows the chip to integrate more transistors in a smaller space, improving the chip's performance and power efficiency.
This technology is widely used, including computer, mobile equipment, communication equipment and other fields. As technology continues to advance, 14nm technology has been gradually replaced by more advanced manufacturing processes.
14 nanometers (14nm) refers to a node in the crystal process technology. It means that the minimum line width (size) of the transistor is 14 nanometers. The 14nm technology was first introduced by Intel in 2014, so it can be called the technology of 2014.