Last week Intel had their Q1 conference call for financial analysts, and revealed that the 22-nm Ivy Bridge parts would make up 25% of their shipment volume in the second quarter of this year. That means that a good quantity will already will have shipped, and we managed to track some down in Hong Kong a few weeks ago. Of course we got in touch ASAP and the parts duly…
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Intel’s 22-nm Trigate Transistors Exposed
Last week Intel had their Q1 conference call for financial analysts, and revealed that the 22-nm Ivy Bridge parts would make up 25% of their shipment volume in the second quarter of this year. That means that a good quantity will already will have shipped, and we managed to track some down in Hong Kong a few weeks ago. Of course we got in touch ASAP and the parts duly…
Intel’s 22-nm Trigate Transistors Exposed
Last week Intel had their Q1 conference call for financial analysts, and revealed that the 22-nm Ivy Bridge parts would make up 25% of their shipment volume in the second quarter of this year. That means that a good quantity will already will have shipped, and we managed to track some down in Hong Kong a few weeks ago. Of course we got in touch ASAP and the parts duly…
The packaging side of The ConFab
The ConFab has gained a reputation as the place to meet to discuss front-end semiconductor manufacturing issues – and that’s true today more than ever – but there has also been a strong focus on the packaging side of the equation. The ConFab has highlighted specific packaging technologies that will be need now and in the future, beyond the natural tie-in that packaging has with any discussion of trends in…
Intel to Present on 22-nm Tri-gate Technology at VLSI Symposium
Just published is the press release and tip-sheet on the 2012 VLSI Symposia on VLSI Technology and Circuits, this year in Hawaii. Listed first in the VLSI Technology highlight papers is Intel’s paper, “A 22nm High-Performance and Low-Power CMOS Technology Featuring Fully Depleted Tri-Gate Transistors, Self-Aligned Contacts and High-Density MIM Capacitors”, to be presented by Chris Auth in slot T15-2. There was a fair bit of frustration at last year’s…
Intel to Present on 22-nm Tri-gate Technology at VLSI Symposium
Just published is the press release and tip-sheet on the 2012 VLSI Symposia on VLSI Technology and Circuits, this year in Hawaii. Listed first in the VLSI Technology highlight papers is Intel’s paper, “A 22nm High-Performance and Low-Power CMOS Technology Featuring Fully Depleted Tri-Gate Transistors, Self-Aligned Contacts and High-Density MIM Capacitors”, to be presented by Chris Auth in slot T15-2. There was a fair bit of frustration at last year’s…
Intel to Present on 22-nm Tri-gate Technology at VLSI Symposium
Just published is the press release and tip-sheet on the 2012 VLSI Symposia on VLSI Technology and Circuits, this year in Hawaii. Listed first in the VLSI Technology highlight papers is Intel’s paper, “A 22nm High-Performance and Low-Power CMOS Technology Featuring Fully Depleted Tri-Gate Transistors, Self-Aligned Contacts and High-Density MIM Capacitors”, to be presented by Chris Auth in slot T15-2. There was a fair bit of frustration at last year’s…
Dialog Semi Gets the Girls for Apple
Over the years we have looked at a number of products from Apple, and in their mobile products we have seen a continuous series of design wins for power management chips from Dialog Semiconductor, all custom-made parts since they have not been in their normal product listings. One of the distinguishing features of each part has been the code names Dialog has used for them – as my colleague Jim…
Dialog Semi Gets the Girls for Apple
Over the years we have looked at a number of products from Apple, and in their mobile products we have seen a continuous series of design wins for power management chips from Dialog Semiconductor, all custom-made parts since they have not been in their normal product listings. One of the distinguishing features of each part has been the code names Dialog has used for them – as my colleague Jim…
Dialog Semi Gets the Girls for Apple
Over the years we have looked at a number of products from Apple, and in their mobile products we have seen a continuous series of design wins for power management chips from Dialog Semiconductor, all custom-made parts since they have not been in their normal product listings. One of the distinguishing features of each part has been the code names Dialog has used for them – as my colleague Jim…