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Intel releases 45nm processor details

8:10 PM - January 25, 2007 by The Editors of Tom's Hardware
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What makes Penryn especially interesting, is the introduction of a heavily modified transistor technology. This is a simplified layout of a standard transistor as it was used for the past 40 years. Starting on the top, there is the gate electrode as condu

A quick look at the manufacturing roadmap: 65 nm processors are in production since the second half of 2005. Intel refers to this process as P1264. P1266 will be sampling soon, we hear, and go into mass production towards the end of this year. If you are
The transistors used in the 45 nm processors will transition to a high-k and metal gate transistor, replacing the polysilicon gate and gate oxide layer. Intel said it is using a Hafnium-based material for the high-k gate oxide layer, but the company decli

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