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Monterey (CA) – At an event held in Monterey today, AMD showed a wafer with “fully functional” 45 nm silicon for the first time.
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I'm pretty sure you meant that the first commercially available processors will appear in mid 2008, not 2007. I'm pretty sceptical, as they are showing us a freaking test vehicle. You know a company is desperate when they're showing test vehicles to the public. This is making me wonder if AMD is afraid that Barcelona will be a flop and they will be struggling to get through the year. If you're an AMD fan, this is not cause for celebration. It is cause for worry. |
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My guess they're rushing 45 nm due to Barcelona not good enough to compete with Intel's 45 nm offerings. |
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Isn't that a cute lil' thing, then? |
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