How many planes are in the air?

Go have a look...

https://www.flightradar24.com

So it seems that silicon can't go smaller than 5nm due to leakage, it had to happen, but not to worry "molybdenum disulfide" could save the day. It's very early days and the technology has some issues to overcome but ...

Full Story:
http://arstechnica.com/science/2016/10/nanotubes-atomically-thin-material-smallest-transistor-ever/

Yup, Kaby Lake is going to replace Skylake in a few months, probably around the beginning of 2017.

Here are the main pointers I've found out.

14nm architecture, the same as Skylake but with a few small improvements.

Around 5 - 10% faster per core than Skylake.

Slightly higher clock speeds than Skylake.

Overall about 15% faster than Skylake.

Should work on a Z170 chipset mobo with a BIOS up-date.

No major improvements that I can see, Intel still sticking with quad cores for mainstream and giving us a little better CPU than the last generation.

This guy nails it, I think. Very good video.

A friend of mine started a new site about movies, it's looking good already. Check it out :

http://thecelluloidsage.com/

No more monkeys driving...