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To: inex who wrote (207528)	8/3/2006 10:28:40 PM
From: TGPTNDR	Read Replies (2) of 275872

Scott, Re: To me, it seems as though any hint that one of us has switched from being bullish to being bearish is tantamount to joining the "Dark Side" of the force...> Could be. I've never felt any hostility when I've posted sales of AMD. Message 22475595 As an example. There were several of them. I kept setting my offer too high or fumble fingering the quantity. It wasn't funny at the time but it is now. Do a search, on "tgp sold amd". Leave off the quotes. Never a harsh comment that I remember. On the other hand you have Nonsense. To pick a recent post: Not true. If the process is already in HVM then there is no reason why a new product would yield lower than extected compared to other products already in production. Keep in mind that the new product is almost certainly on more than 1 mask revision when it's qualified for production. Defect density determins yield and it doesn't know which product is running or how many wafers have already been produced. If the process is already in HVM -- It isn't in HVM if it's just starting out. That's why normal ramp is doubling each Q after introduction. Keep in mind that the new product is almost certainly on more than 1 mask revision when it's qualified for production. -- there was a time when this #### argued that first silicon couldn't be run or tested. Defect density determins[sic] yield One part. There are several other things that determine yield. and it doesn't know which product is running or how many wafers have already been produced. -- Nor does the ####. Put 4 completely nonsensical statements together and you've got an ephud post. -tgp

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