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ASML will always "collaborate" just to know what these guys are doing and why it won't work. In case it would get interesting, they...
Thursday at 12:22 PM
What would be the extent of ASML's mentioned collaboration with xLight, I wonder.
Thursday at 12:20 PM
"Compared with the not‑for‑profit structures of IMEC in Belgium and ITRI in Taiwan, IBM STR operates under a for‑profit corporate...
Thursday at 12:17 PM
We were long overdue for an IBM press release about a revolutionary novel semiconductor technology which we'll never hear about again.
Thursday at 12:15 PM
IBM has unveiled a new chip design which it says could enable manufacturers to cram 100 billion transistors on a silicon chip the size...
Thursday at 12:15 PM
A great article from Ian Cuttress -- partial take-aways to not spoil the full article:
- "When it comes to IBM, I firmly believe...
Thursday at 12:10 PM
IBM Semiconductor Technology Research (STR) is part of IBM Research and is in an awkward position. After IBM paid $1.5 billion to have...
Thursday at 12:01 PM
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Yes that is what I thought as well and the 14A 1.0 PDK would be available by the end of the year. The customers I talked to said it was...
Thursday at 11:53 AM
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We were long overdue for an IBM press release about a revolutionary novel semiconductor technology which we'll never hear about again.
Thursday at 11:49 AM
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As you mentioned, It is well known that transfering a technology from IBM leads to severe problems. Intel also has a history of leading...
Thursday at 11:39 AM
If you talk to IBM people, yes.
... and they invented wafers, GPUs, CMOS, cellphones, grand theft auto,..... and wait for it ..... the...
Thursday at 11:30 AM
Didn't IBM do nanosheets before anyone else? And everyone has adopted them now... ;-)
Thursday at 11:29 AM
The really interesting bit is not just the PMOS/NMOS staggering but the fact that the NMOS and PMOS are on separately processed wafers...
Thursday at 11:29 AM
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One of these IBM news releases is generating a lot of confusion. AFAIK, no one is able to bond two device wafers, one with PMOS and one...
Thursday at 11:04 AM
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Surely the point about IBM is that they're great at coming up with radical new technologies, but not necessarily ones that can easily be...
Thursday at 9:11 AM
hist78 reacted to user nl's post in the thread U.S.-backed chip startup xLight aims to raise $350 million for an EUV alternative with
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ASML will always "collaborate" just to know what these guys are doing and why it won't work. In case it would get interesting, they...
Haha.
We were long overdue for an IBM press release about a revolutionary novel semiconductor technology which we'll never hear about again.
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