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Technology Stocks : Micron Only Forum
MU 207.36+3.0%Nov 21 9:30 AM EST

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To: Jeff Leader who wrote (27274)1/28/1998 1:01:00 PM
From: Megs  Read Replies (4) of 53903
 
Jeff,
Your right I did harp on the nomenclature, but I'm an engineer I can't
help it, I'm anal. (Grim, so help me if you comment I'll have to slap
you!)

The fabrication costs will be the same for for "x"DRAM. The 256Mbit
DRAMs and soon 1Gbit DRAMs are just process monitors.
"Can we fabricate 256 million memory cells on one die?"
By using a simple DRAM interface they can concentrate on the process
problems and not on the interface design problems.

But! (and it's a big but, Grim...) The interface design does add cost
when it comes to testing these chips. Ask the manufacturers what
it will cost them to meet the PC100 spec. All new testers at $1mil
apiece is going to hamper their overall production costs and THAT
is where the Koreans will feel the pain.

Meg
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