Post by Admin on Aug 17, 2016 16:30:14 GMT -5
AMCC may very well have picked the right horse in the race:
marketrealist.com/2016/07/will-tsmc-overtake-competitors-advanced-nodes/
"7 nm
In May 2016, TSMC announced that it secured a 30%–40% yield in the production of its 7 nm 128GB (gigabyte) SRAM (static random access memory) modules. A pilot production of the node is expected to start in 2017, with volume production expected to commence in fiscal 1H18. TSMC’s 7 nm technology is being adopted by mobile chipset makers like Apple and Mediatek and high-performance computing customers like Applied Micro Circuits for its future ARM-based server chips."
marketrealist.com/2016/07/will-tsmc-overtake-competitors-advanced-nodes/
"7 nm
In May 2016, TSMC announced that it secured a 30%–40% yield in the production of its 7 nm 128GB (gigabyte) SRAM (static random access memory) modules. A pilot production of the node is expected to start in 2017, with volume production expected to commence in fiscal 1H18. TSMC’s 7 nm technology is being adopted by mobile chipset makers like Apple and Mediatek and high-performance computing customers like Applied Micro Circuits for its future ARM-based server chips."