| shenacctcy | Date: Friday, 09.08.2013, 11:05 | Message # 1 |
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Correction: This story originally stated that ARM and GlobalFoundries planned to collaborate on FinFET devices at 20 nm, and that is incorrect. Operate announcement mentions collaboration both at 20 nm greater than the feeling FinFETs. In our knowledge, GlobalFoundries doesn't attempt to use FinFETS at 20 nm.
FinFETs are fieldeffect transistors by way of a finlike conducting channel. They're much like Intel's trigate transistorsexcept, clearly, those materialize to be being made, powering Intel's 22nm Ivy Bridge processors. GlobalFoundries and TSMC they are both a ways behind Intel due to that.
A few weeks ago, ARM announced a partnership with TSMC involving sub20nm chips with FinFET, or nonplanar, transistors. That outcomes that partnership will be required in 2015, when TSMC ramps its 16nm fab process.
GlobalFoundries join forces on 20 nm and FinFET devices
Put another way, ARM and GlobalFoundries say their new alliance will "promote rapid migration to threedimensional FinFET transistor technology." Simon Segars, ARM's Executive VP and General Manager of Processor and Physical IP Divisions, weighs in, "Customers designing for mobile, tablet and computing applications will benefit extensively among the energyefficient ARM processor and graphics processor especially collaboration."
Now, ARM has announced a similar partnership with GlobalFoundries. This latest deal involves both nextgen FinFET chips and chips manufactured at 20 nm. GlobalFoundries expects to use 22 and 20nm fab processes ready for "product introduction" buy. The lender already taped out a 20nm ARM test chip last December, at the same.
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