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186319<I>Anyway, I don't think Intel wants to get into the commodity foundryRoad Walker-6/30/2011
186318<i>Could Intel buy a foundry company and would that be a shortcut?</i&gElmer Phud-6/30/2011
186317Could Intel buy a foundry company and would that be a shortcut?Road Walker-6/30/2011
186316I agree. Intel has a big problem with the lack of libraries if they want to get Elmer Phud-6/30/2011
186315i am not arguing either. ip would be the only potential problem with a process pmuzosi-6/30/2011
186314muzosi Ok, but the article says they taped out so whatever obstacles they faceElmer Phud-6/30/2011
186313you said: "but if Apple's design is fully synthesizable then it shouldnmuzosi-6/30/2011
186312<i>potentially you are missing the ip. if a5 had any samsung ip which doesElmer Phud-6/30/2011
186311potentially you are missing the ip. if a5 had any samsung ip which doesn't hmuzosi16/30/2011
186310Re: Converting from Gate first to gate last. I believe Samsung licenses their pElmer Phud-6/30/2011
186309From what I understand Apple is working with TSMC on 28nm and as TSMC pointed ouetchmeister-6/30/2011
186308mas was kind enough to post this on IHub. Does anyone see a problem here with anElmer Phud-6/29/2011
186307I think it suggests that INTC and Samsung have excess capacity that they don'Johnny Canuck-6/24/2011
186306Kind of odd.... Samsung intend to enter contract manufacturing: report (GF justetchmeister-6/22/2011
186305It does not appear Apple thinks that the notebook/netbook is dead - maybe Intel etchmeister-6/21/2011
186304McAfee Changes Security Landscape with New Consumer Mobile Devices Offerings finJakeStraw-6/21/2011
186303Intel: Gleacher Sees Mobile, Foundry, Flash As Catalysts blogs.barrons.comJakeStraw-6/20/2011
186302Watching Intel for several years I think there is a pattern - plot 20 top stocksetchmeister-6/14/2011
186301"Estimating Fair Value: Intel in Focus" seekingalpha.com tinyurl.comGottfried-6/10/2011
186300Fab spending up, but fewer fabs being built (kind of interesting considering Intetchmeister-6/9/2011
186299This article is from Solid State Technology Start thinking in 450mm Are your seetchmeister-6/9/2011
186298<i>SEMI (San Jose, Calif.) also said it expects initial investments in piletchmeister-6/8/2011
186297Whatever, Apple would be a nice customer to have for mobile processors.... --- Road Walker-6/8/2011
186296<i>But as Intel readies 14nm (2013), potential for a shift to x86 exists.&etchmeister-6/7/2011
186295<i>I do not follow - why spend time and effort on ARM only to switch over muzosi-6/7/2011
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