Qimonda Announces Technology Breakthrough With DRAM Roadmap To 30 Nm

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10:40 AM - February 26, 2008 by DigiTimes

Qimonda announced its technology roadmap down to the 30 nm generation and featuring cell sizes of 4F², with production of 1Gb DDR2 slated for the second half of 2008. Qimonda’s Buried Wordline DRAM technology combines advantages including high performance, low power consumption and small chip sizes, according to the company.

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