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To: Mani1 who wrote (89857)	10/12/1999 12:38:00 PM
From: Saturn V	Respond to of 186894

Ref- <I would be absolutely SHOCKED if this turns out to be the case. Volume 0.13 is about couple of years away> Mani, maybe I've overstretched things a little on the 0.13 micron. I definitely expect Dresden to be running smoothly, later than AMD fans expect. However I won't be surprised if Intel comes up with a hybrid 0.13 process next year i.e 0.13 micron gates but with the 0.18 micron lithography on other layers. AMD has done something similar with their 0.25 micron process already. The shorter gate length has a dramatic improvement in speed.[It will also need a few other process changes like new implant profiles and thinner oxides etc.] I definitely expect Intel Coppermine to stay ahead of Athlon or be reasonably close until Willamette goes into manufacturing.