i wonder were will AMD make this chips, couse AFAIK TMSC, Chartered, UMC dont have 45nm process ready to go
i wonder were will AMD make this chips, couse AFAIK TMSC, Chartered, UMC dont have 45nm process ready to go
Most likely at Intel fabs.Originally Posted by metro.cl
Chartered will be the most likely candidate.First shipments will come from AMD in Q2 '08 probably(at the earliest)
Mkay.Go away.Most likely at Intel fabs.
not even a snowflakes chance in hellMost likely at Intel fabs.
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http://www.lighterra.com/papers/modernmicroprocessors/
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Here's an idea, straight to 45 nm, and skip K10First 45 nm processors are expected to be commercially available by mid of 2008
yep, that'll do
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Chartered. Remember my couple of posts mentioning their expansion of Module B. The speed at which the contractors were buidling it was astouding. By now the OHTs (Overhead Tranporters) are fully functional and almost 3/4 of the equipment needed would at be their allocated locations. Chartered/AMD is serious about 45nm production and its no surprise that AMD is Chartered's biggest customer. I wouldnt be surprised if AMD was funding the expediting of Module B.....
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According to Chartered they will have a 45nm fab ready by Q3 2007 for genenral prod. For low power on Q1 2007, but that is distant from working CPU samples ready to marketChartered. Remember my couple of posts mentioning their expansion of Module B. The speed at which the contractors were buidling it was astouding. By now the OHTs (Overhead Tranporters) are fully functional and almost 3/4 of the equipment needed would at be their allocated locations. Chartered/AMD is serious about 45nm production and its no surprise that AMD is Chartered's biggest customer. I wouldnt be surprised if AMD was funding the expediting of Module B.....
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