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OtherIntel Opens Third 65nm Manufacturing Facility.Intel Reaches 90nm and 65nm Manufacturing CrossoverCategory: Other by Anton Shilov [ 06/25/2006 | 11:58 PM ]
Intel Corp., the world’s largest maker of x86 chips, has opened its new facility in
“Intel’s ability to ramp advanced 65nm silicon technology into high-volume production in three factories clearly sets us apart. The combination of 65nm technology and Intel's new Core microarchitecture changes the game in terms of the benefits we can provide our customers,” said Paul Otellini, chief executive of Intel The $2 billion factory uses 300mm wafers for manufacturing using its 65nm process technology. The firm claims that large wafers and to-date thinnest fabrication process provides the Fab 24-2 with “the potential to generate the world’s highest microprocessor output at the lowest cost”. Intel also produces multi-core processors on its Fab 12 in Demonstrating the speed of its 65nm volume ramp, Intel has achieved an important manufacturing milestone with its three 65nm factories. Known as manufacturing “cross-over”, it means that Intel is currently producing more than half its PC and server microprocessors using this industry-leading process technology. During a ceremony to officially open the Intel said it was also on track to begin production using its next-generation 45nm process technology by the end of 2007, two years after it started production using its 65nm process technology. Related news
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