Arthur Hanson
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Does anyone have thoughts on whether TSM may be using it's inFO technology to combine Crossbar memory with their processors as they are combining more functions in a single package?
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Any Thoughts on inFO Tech and Crossbar Memory
- Thread starter Arthur Hanson
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Does anyone have thoughts on whether TSM may be using it's inFO technology to combine Crossbar memory with their processors as they are combining more functions in a single package?
It depends on what the customer of TSMC wants, if they want such a Crossbar memory.