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  • AMDJunkie - Tuesday, February 28, 2012 - link

    I'm guessing the "working with ST" means the fabs at ST Microelectronics? Also, the slide only mentions the specific process technology of FD-SOI. Is there a confirmation that this is also 28nm? Or is it going to use more mature 40nm with the FD-SOI making up the gap between competitors moving to the smaller node?
  • rocketbuddha - Tuesday, February 28, 2012 - link

    To my knowledge there has been 130nm, 65nm, 45nm, 32nm SOI as full nodes. This is the first time I am openly seeing a half-node SOI at 28nm if you exclude the now cancelled roadmaps of Bulldozer successors like Terramar and Sepang.

    AMD likely can find a new fab partner for its MPUs if u ask me ;-)
  • danjw - Tuesday, February 28, 2012 - link

    Who is ST-E? I looked it up on Wikipedia, and it came up blank.
  • murray13 - Tuesday, February 28, 2012 - link

    It's ST Ericsson.

    Just look at the logo in the pic and then look at their website.

    http://www.stericsson.com

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