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nghanayem's latest activity
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On that specific note I would say it went down. As an example RF devices used to be on leading nodes but all else being equal smaller...
Today at 12:50 PM
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I am a little bit confused. Aren't we talking about the same thing? I kept saying the number of companies who are using leading edge...
Today at 12:20 PM
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We are actually coming full circle. Systems companies used to have their own fabs and make custom chips. IDMs changed that and fabless...
Today at 7:56 AM
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I could only hope this is true, and that this is true it was a worldwide issue. The larger the labor shortfalls get that would hopefully...
Today at 7:56 AM
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Yellen meets Japan and Korea counterparts in Washington
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea is readying plans for a support package for chip...
Today at 7:48 AM
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That doesn’t change the point the Hskuo was making. Systems companies (besides Apple) weren’t making their own chips back in 2015...
Today at 7:44 AM
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Thanks for the inputs, but it was not apple-to-apple comparison and you mixed and missed companies in comparison. 20nm is the last node...
Yesterday at 6:07 PM
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Interesting to see we’re coming back around to wafer scale integration, and succeeding. The Cerebras style of wafer-scale killed off...
Yesterday at 2:52 PM
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TSMC’s wafer-scale integration tech is the key to Tesla’s Dojo AI training accelerator. A more advanced version is coming in 2027.
At...
Yesterday at 2:52 PM
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As you say its the principle today!
Very difficult for a company in Semicon to get business if the main player has very good...
Friday at 8:33 PM
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If you look at the volumes and margins TSMC produces, "fairly conservative" is a good thing. I grew up with the foundries and it was...
Friday at 8:33 PM
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Shrink has not completely ended, but let's just postulate 14A is the end of the line for logic, including SRAM. Channel length cannot...
Friday at 10:44 AM
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People forget that Moore’s Law was about doubling the number of transistors which for many decades was about scaling and shrinking. The...
Friday at 10:43 AM
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Dennard scaling ended in 2005 ish with a 1nm gate ox. Continued scaling was enabled by advanced materials and overlay and cd control...
Friday at 10:42 AM
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I've worked in fabs (actually going into clean rooms and managing process engineers) in CA, TX, MN, Europe, and Singapore). What you...
Friday at 10:31 AM