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To: Raymond Thomas who started this subject	3/17/2002 6:48:00 PM
From: wanna_bmw	Read Replies (3) of 186894

Documentation on Intel's 90nm SRAM Device intel.com This document has some pretty interesting photos, as well as some interesting facts. One such interesting fact is that Intel will use 193nm lithography only for the critical layers on their 90nm process. The older 248nm lithography can be used for the non-critical layers. There are other details about where the SRAM chips were manufactured, some details about the process, including how many copper layers, and it also gives physical dimensions of both the SRAM chip and an individual SRAM cell. Apparently, Intel can make perfect SRAM chips with all 52mbits working. This should be a good sign that Intel will be ready to hit their milestones for the process to come online in 2003. The document also confirms that Prescott will be the first chip to make use of this process. wbmw

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