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Infineon unveils 65nm handset chip
9:47 AM - May 12, 2006 by
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: infineon, 65nm, handset, chip 0 comment
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: infineon, 65nm, handset, chip 0 comment
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Infineon Technologies today unveiled handset chips equipped with its 65nm CMOS process technology and said that products with this new technology are expected to be market-ready towards the end of 2006.
The company said the chip puts more than 30 million transistors on a space of just 33mm2 and proves that Infineon is able to produce such major digital and analog circuitry in handsets as MCU/DSP cores, storage and analog/mixed-signal in 65nm technology to operate with high reliability.
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