Intel 65-NM Process Moves Forward

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edited December 2004 in Science & Tech
Intel Corp. showed die photos of two microprocessors made with its 65-nm process Wednesday (Dec. 15) on the final day of the International Electron Devices Meeting, including a dual-core processor believed to be the mobile processor codenamed Yonah.
Mark Bohr, senior fellow at Intel's logic technology development organization in Hillsboro, Ore., said the two MPU photos — one of a dual-core processor, another of a single-core MPU — indicate that Intel has developed "65-nm product prototypes," which he declined to describe further.

Bohr said the photos show that Intel has "moved well beyond" the stage of making test SRAMs with the 65-nm process. Last November, Intel described a 70-Mbit test SRAM created with the 65-nm process.
Source: EE Times

Comments

  • mmonninmmonnin Centreville, VA
    edited December 2004
    PICS!!!

    OK now how is the leakage with the 65nm process. It can only be worse at high clock speeds. Best application for it right now would be the Dothan aka Yonah.
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