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To: combjelly who wrote (71742)2/16/2002 11:55:11 PM
From: dale_laroyRespond to of 275872
 
>According to AMD's current roadmap, mobile ClawHammer should ship towards the end of Q203.<

I stand more or less corrected, but you should learn how to read a roadmap better. According to this roadmap, AMD will begin shipping 130nm Clawhammer sometime between the beginning of Q3 2002 and end of Q1 2003, begin shipping the 90nm mobile Clawhammer sometime between the beginning of Q2 2003 and the end of Q3 2003, and begin shipping the 90nm desktop Clawhammer sometime between the beginning of Q3 2003 and the end of Q4 2003.

>I doubt very seriously that AMD will delay the 90nm desktop version for almost a year.<

Almost a year versus what, the first volume shipment of the 130nm Clawhammer?

>Since they will still be at Dresden for this, I suspect that they will have switch totally over to 90nm on the timescale that you suggest they will introduce the 90nm desktop. processor.<

I hope not. At least I hope not if AMD will indeed be bringing all guns to bear with the full conversion of Dresden to 90nm. If AMD completes the conversion of Dresden to 90nm in Q1 2004, and has UMC online, they have no plan on their roadmap to meet any demand increase occuring between the end of Q1 2004 when they would reach full capcity at Fab30, and mid-2005 when they will begin the ramp of the JV fab. This would be five quarters of flat unit production, with the transition from Athlon to Clawhammer eating up increased percentage yield during this time.