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Very funny to read:
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“It is rare when a company starts in such a strong position,” said Brian Harrison, chief executive officer of Numonyx. “The complementary nature of the two parent companies’ products, technologies and expertise has given us a competitive edge. We start with a comprehensive product line-up of leading technologies; dedicated capacity; already leading PCM development and delivery; a highly experienced management team and an amazing employee base of memory experts. Immediately, Numonyx is a formidable memory solutions provider.”
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The company is currently producing high volume 65nm NOR memory chips and plans to quickly move to 45nm before the end of the year,
(I'm wondering, where they want to do 45nm? -> 200mm -> no,
300mm -> which FAB)
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To meet demand for Numonyx memory chips, the company will possess both wafer fabrication and assembly and test manufacturing facilities in addition to holding external supply agreements. These facilities include six 200 mm and three 300 mm wafer fabs, including Numonyx owned facilities in Israel, Italy and Singapore. This will give Numonyx the flexibility to produce any combination of NOR, NAND and RAM wafers depending on customer demand.
(Seems like the mean NAND here ...)
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