Fairchij, although the good Dr. Did mention the scalability down to 10nm as being possible. The complexities of the technology and challenges realized just achieving 100nm (on most if not all of their components) shows to me that achieving levels as small as 10nm is actually decades or several decades away. I feel there is no material benefit in mentioning with certainty that 10nm is targeted when ten times the size is on the menu right now. Let's get the 100nm done and into the public market. Then after global acceptance and node reduction from 100-50 accomplished, then 50-40-30-25-20 then we can talk seriously about 10nm. Until then I think it is moot even referencing Dr.taylor's assertion that it is scalable to 10nm. Let's have a viable product first and initial scaling to half the size in say 5 years when we are all rich and fat. Some may be half way there already. Respectfully. Derekwpg. Good night.