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Intel co-developing 12nm node with Taiwan's UMC foundry(intc.com)
1 points by osnium123 3y ago|1 comments
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by osnium123 3y ago
Intel will be leveraging old equipment in Arizona to jointly develop a process with UMC, Taiwan’s number 2 fab.
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Visiting the Most Important Company in the World-TSMC(nytimes.com)
1 points by osnium123 3y ago|1 comments
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by osnium123 3y ago
Nick Kristof of the NYTimes visits TSMC.
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by osnium123 3y ago
Interesting comment about how Gelsinger wanted to cut the dividend sooner but was initially overruled by the CFO
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by osnium123 3y ago
TSMC and Samsung are building advanced fabs in the US so they could be potential vendors as well. BAE is a non U.S. company and they have a secured foundry for compound semiconductors in New Hampshire so there is precedent for non US based
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by osnium123 3y ago
Do you think the decision to not embrace EUV was driven by corporate arrogance or was it driven by a short term focus on profits?
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by osnium123 3y ago
Do you think Gelsinger is changing the culture to help avoid these sort of misses and debacles?
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by osnium123 3y ago
Seems like a good workaround for Intel and Tower.
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by osnium123 3y ago
Since Intel gets a significant amount of revenue from China, the Chinese regulators have a say.
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by osnium123 3y ago
Intel Haifa 2 was not related to the Tower acquisition.
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by osnium123 3y ago
Does Qualcomm’s comments mean this that the foundry business is in trouble?
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by osnium123 3y ago
It’s good for the US semiconductor industry that it’s being built in the US as opposed to Taiwan or South Korea. I wonder what the long term impacts of Applied Materials’ interactions with universities will be.
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by osnium123 4y ago
Is the equipment still there at De Anza College? $180M worth of semiconductor equipment is a lot of equipment.
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by osnium123 4y ago
Intel Ireland (Fab 24/34) will be producing Intel 4 and 3, which is an EUV based node
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Charlie Lieber avoids additional prison time for China ties(thecrimson.com)
1 points by osnium123 4y ago|0 comments
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by osnium123 4y ago
Will this mean that PARC will transition towards doing more government funded research? SRI is pretty heavily funded by the government as far as I know.
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by osnium123 4y ago
I wonder how this will impact Rapidus, the new Japanese foundry that is looking to manufacture 2 nm node technology by 2027.
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by osnium123 4y ago
PDX in Oregon has reasonably priced food. I wonder what their secret is.
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by osnium123 4y ago
Is this true even for elite Australian universities like ANU?
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by osnium123 4y ago
Will this hurt the reputation of Australian universities? If so, won’t it deter future international students from enrolling?
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New rules for CHIPS Act funding(nytimes.com)
1 points by osnium123 4y ago|0 comments
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by osnium123 4y ago
Can semiconductor manufacturing take place effectively in the US given our relatively low quality workforce? Is the low quality workforce the reason why Intel is struggling vs TSMC and Samsung?
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by osnium123 4y ago
Are the EE PhDs at your university better than the top undergrads? I ask this because a PhD is no guarantee of quality.
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by osnium123 4y ago
This is definitely true on the fab and manufacturing side of Intel. There are few other alternatives and they don’t pay that well.