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To: THE WATSONYOUTH who wrote (130693)	3/23/2001 10:04:14 AM
From: Elmer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

By the way, is F20 the first .13um fab? Is this where the .13um process was developed? Are F22 and D2 the next two fabs scheduled to go to .13um? Are these new fabs?? If not, what are they producing now? Also, what about F17 and F24??? Thanks... I believe F20 is next to where the .13u process was developed and there's a little confusion in my mind about naming. I think F20 is what used to be D1B and now the Oregon development fab is D1C. Maybe semiconeng can clear this up. F22 is still under construction and will be .13u when it comes on line if I understand things correctly. D2 is in Santa Clara and does a combination of things but I'm pretty sure they are bringing up .13u now. D2 is not new. Fab17 runs both DEC's old process and Intel's .18u process. Don't know about F24. EP