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    Exclusive: Intel's new CEO explores big shift in chip manufacturing business

    Yield... Widen the metal a bit. Increases via enclosure and make it easier on the end-of-line rule. Perhaps add a dummy at the end of the diffusion. Perhaps the FAB guys can comment on the yeild hit on putting the contact above the thin diffusion. Correct. We create the full automation tools...
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    New Intel CEO

    Paul, who is Chen?
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    China to publish policy to boost RISC-V chip use nationwide - sources

    Actually, you predicted ARM would be sticky about 2 years ago. You were right. Times are changing rapidly though.. based on your previous comment.
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    China to publish policy to boost RISC-V chip use nationwide - sources

    I think you are spot on. There are a lot of open source RISC-V cores, but they require VCS licenses to deal with the parameters in the RTL. The opentitan and openhardware group prefers using commercial licenses (I find this appalling), and China probably steals the VCS licenses, so they don't...
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    China to publish policy to boost RISC-V chip use nationwide - sources

    Altera just stole one of my RISC-V developers (we are making the Prickley Pear Pi) to put in their FPGAs. RISC-V is hot.
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    ISSCC N2 and 18A has same SRAM Density.

    I have often asked my PDK team to make the stdcells tighter....then we decrease the utilization % so they will route.
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    Trump To Tariff Chips Made In Taiwan, Targeting TSMC

    The angry congress can't afford to piss off their constituents who love Trump. Let's see who wins.
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    Is Taiwan's Silicon Shield a Security Guarantee or a Target?

    Greenland will be our version of Siberia. We will send the illegals to Greenland, and keep them there until the fabs are completed with yield of 90% on an example design. Greenland is the perfect prison. Where else can they go? After the yield hits 90%, they can be exported to Cuba after we take...
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    Is Taiwan's Silicon Shield a Security Guarantee or a Target?

    How much does it cost to stamp out 16nm fabs and a nuclear facility in our 52nd state (Greenland)? They don't have unions there.
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    Intel on the Brink of Death

    The Motorola/Freescale/Fujitsu cell phone team that Intel purchased in 2013 was an amazing team. Intel then doubled the number of people on it and took twice as long, then threw it away. Intel can try this again and perhaps not screw it up. Limit the team to 100 people maximum at $25M/year...
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    Intel on the Brink of Death

    Why not?
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    He Was Going to Save Intel. He Destroyed $150 Billion of Value Instead.

    Monday morning quarterbacks... Of course he should have played the geopolitical advantages of operating a very needed technology in the US. Of course he should try to keep complementary business units intact. Of course he should bet on the foundry.... there aren't many of them. Work with your...
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    He Was Going to Save Intel. He Destroyed $150 Billion of Value Instead.

    I liked Gunslinger's aggressiveness. It is was refreshing and what I want in a high tech CEO. It isn't a position for namby pambies nor bean counters. Prediction and IMO: Trump will put $50B (Mr. Blue, please take the rest of the weekend to figure it out the exact amount) into Intel in exchange...
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    Intel getting help from Commerce Secretary Raimondo as part of effort to spur U.S. production

    I run a 100% US based EDA and analog IP company (SerDes, Transceivers, Standard cells, etc). Intel won't give us the DRM. I have waited 3 years for it. I just emailed them a week ago. Nothing.... TSMC (through Imec) provides their PDKs to us quickly. We automated many of their processes (12ffc...
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    Intel getting help from Commerce Secretary Raimondo as part of effort to spur U.S. production

    The casino bankruptcy was caused by the governer allowing the area across the street to be a shithole. Areas that bring in revenue should have been dealt with.
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    Intel reducing staff by 15% and dividend suspended

    Do you think Intel will be more willing to work with us small EDA companies? How about if we bring a few pizzas over?
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    Samsung Foundry MPW schedule for 2024

    Can they be trusted?
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    Commerce Secretary Raimondo: U.S. set to become a major hub of leading-edge logic chip manufacturing

    What process is NXP using? Why is Japan building 28-12nm?
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    Intel puts 1 nm on roadmap for 2027

    1nm.... name that tune!
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    Gelsinger 5 Nodes in 4 years; Success or Failure?

    C'mon guys. How many of you actually have taped out on time... and you aren't fighting physics. Ever hear of the Pi factor? I use this multiplier on my software developers. It is accurate to 1.7%.
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