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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: kapkan4u who wrote (117850)6/27/2000 3:37:00 PM
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Kap - RE: "Hector probably said:

Mustang's successor is Sledgehammer with a 32/64 bit core running at 2GHz at introduction."

Thanks a bunch for that clarification.

The techweb.com article also said this - "To date, AMD has simply said that the Mustang will offer significant power savings, based upon a redesign of the transistors upon which the chip is manufactured."

Is this redesign of transistors how Mustang will have a "reduced core size", as AMD puts it? The FAQ on AMD's site says Mustang and Corvette will be made on a .18 process. amd.com I thought they were going to reduce the core size with a process shrink.
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