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I beleive that they use the wavelength as a reference , and from it they can calculate the frequency
i.e for the 90 nm as a minimum spacing .. a the minimum wavelength used is about 90nm
maybe the max operating frequency cannot exceed the speed of operation of the fastest transistor in that particular techlology,but it is a very optimistic assumption,but that will be difinitely the max speed u can operate,theoritically.
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