AMD strain SI for all

[juin]

http://news.com.com/AMD+sneaks+strained+silicon+into+chips/2100-1006_3-5317169.html


That a very good sneak attack

i need to change useur name.

 

[phial]

wooooooo



perhaps this WONT be a reincarnation of the Tbred A ?

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[Snorkius]

<A HREF="http://news.com.com/AMD+sneaks+strained+silicon+into+chips/2100-1006_3-5317169.html" target="_new"> BOO! </A>



<font color=blue>The day <font color=green>Microsoft</font color=green> will make something that doesn't suck is the day they'll start making vacuum cleaners.</font color=blue>

 

[Snorkius]

What I want to know is; when will Intel implement SOI?

<font color=blue>The day <font color=green>Microsoft</font color=green> will make something that doesn't suck is the day they'll start making vacuum cleaners.</font color=blue>

 

[juin]

Maybe in the 45 30 NM

i need to change useur name.

 

[P4Man]

Intel has always said SOI didn't make economic sense for them until 65nm. From what I read, its likely they will move to FD-SOI (fully depleted SOI) then, assuming the tech is ready/affordable/worthwhile by that time. AMD will likely stick to PD-SOI for their 65nm process.

Judging by Prescott, I'd say intel made a mistake by ignoring PD-SOI.. but I'm curious what 65nm will bring.

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[ric449]

Won't 65nm be even hotter? There is already problems with 90nm and energy leakage, so how do they expect to get to 65nm and not have problems?

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