Intel's next-gen CPU architecture will be “significantly bigger” than Sunny Cove

Jim Keller is touting a performance boost that scales "closer to the linear curve" relative to increases in transistor count

Why do CPU makers put all cores on the same die instead of putting many dies on a chip package? - Quora

How many transistors does a 6502 have? - Quora

How many miles of circuits are contained in a modern 14 nm microprocessor? - Quora

Intel Sunny Cove Successor Significantly Bigger: Jim Keller

Why can't today's silicon transistors not combine processing, memory and storage functions in a single chip? - Quora

How fast could you theoretically make a 6502 CPU with a 10nm manufacturing process compared to the original design? - Quora

Intel's First 7nm Client Microarchitecture is Meteor Lake, Page 2

How many transistors does a 6502 have? - Quora

Discussion - Intel Meteor, Arrow, Lunar & Panther Lakes Discussion Threads, Page 125

How many transistors are present on an average CPU (processor) chip nowadays? How has this number increased over time compared to other components like RAM, hard drives etc.? - Quora

If a transistor in a CPU is just a few nano-meters long, what is the size/length of the logic gates in a CPU? - Quora

Allowing room for the needed interconnect circuitry and localized per-CPU memory, how many 6502 CPUs could fit on a modern die using modern transistor sizes? - Quora

What is this die size in CPUs? What difference does it make? - Quora

Why do all computer units(CPU, RAM,..) need to operate a large number of transistors and small circuits and divide the work on them to implement one specialized instruction, why is there not