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To: SMALL FRY who wrote (27074)	12/9/1998 8:47:00 PM
From: Jeffrey D	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 70976

See the following posted on the NVLS thread. No response over there in request for comments. What do our techies here think about this news? Jeff << To: Duker (1680 ) From: Xy Zhao Wednesday, Dec 9 1998 8:14PM ET Reply # of 1681 Intel sticks with aluminum at 0.18 microns By David Lammers EE Times eet.com SAN FRANSISCO — Intel Corp. came to the 44th International Electron Devices Meeting with a description of the 0.18-micron process it will take into volume production next year with its Katmai processor. The delay per stage was reported to be less than 11 picoseconds at 1.5 V, which Intel claims is the best reported in the literature to date for a 0.18-micron process. The process was designed for operating voltages of 1.3 to 1.5 volts. And instead of using copper, the company is sticking wiht aluminum wiring, for now. For fuul story, please click the above URL. Can someone please make some comments on this story? Thanks, xYz >>