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To: Earlie who wrote (43984)	3/19/1999 10:24:00 PM
From: Fabeyes	Read Replies (1) of 53903

>>>> "has already completed their .18 micron upgrade on Mu fabs...">> So what does this mean? Nothing. If they can build the .21um then they have the toolset to build the .18um. All they need is a design and a process -- THAT IS ALL. With the problems they would have with the critical areas on the .21 I would imagine it would be expediential with the .18um. It would mean they have better nitride cells and contacts than everyone; at .18 but not at .21um and the bad yields they have had. Again; it is not how many wafers you start, nor is how good your probe yield is IT IS HOW MANY PARTS MAKE IT THROUGH TEST AND OUT THE DOOR! If 15% of your line is.18um parts what is their FINAL functional test yields? Also what is the fully loaded cost of those parts. If it comes out to $10.00 per part you are losing money -- period. So stating they have completed the "updates" to run the .18 means to me they have now just completed the "updates" to run the .21um -- one in the same. what Do you think Earlie? Make sense?

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