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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Greg Strzegowski who wrote (4972)1/31/1997 11:16:00 PM
From: Jonathan   of 1571690
 
<<Has anyone sat down and calculated how many 162 sq mm K6s you can get from an 8" wafer (app. theo. 190 chips) . AMD's capacity is 6300 wafers/week. >>

Since no K6 wafers exist yet, I am guessing 8 inche wafer holds from 100-120 K6 dies depending on a few variables. Assuming 40% yield (very good yield), and AMD only make K6 chips, you have 6300*0.4*100= 25200 k6 chips/week.

Where did you get the number of 6300 wafers/week?
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