Toshiba offers 130-nm process as foundry service

[phynicle]

oh looking back at your last your Nappe it has occured to me that you didn't mean they had experience designing their own gfx card before but they had experience producing gfx cards

 

[phynicle]

hahahha
pascal you know Nappe is still human his gotta slip some time

 

[Nappe1]

Maybe NEC. Maybe the japanese want to takeover the world

I think I will read all Nappe1 posts to try a better guess.

In the end maybe we will have to put him in a corner and BOOM

I am watching this thread...
this is first time when I truly have possibility tease some of you and I must admit this is rather fun. 8)

 

[phynicle]

could you at least tell us how close we are getting with this????
plzzzz

 

[Nappe1]

well, next you could check out how your candidates are pushing fabbing techs forward...

 

[phynicle]

thats not much of a hint
all of the ones reported right now all have their own advantages and everyone of them seemingly so is suited to the graphics card market

could you at least tell me has FAB partner's name been mentioned at all in this thread just for peace of mind.

also you seem to indicate that the partner who's going to handle the eDRAM process has not made their fabrication process public yet or havn't made an annoucement.

 

[Nappe1]

It has been mentioned here.
Bitboys new web pages should be online sometime in next week, but I am not sure if they announce it at the same time.

 

[phynicle]

it has?!?!?!?
well i'm eager to see who's right and i don't think i can wait till next week
any chane of letting me know now...or at least some indication


i'm jus going to leave my email address here for no particular reason
phynicle@yahoo.com

 

[KnightBreed]

could you at least tell us how close we are getting with this????
plzzzz

Oh, come now. Show at least a shred of dignity.

asicnewbie, thank you for the informative post.

 

[phynicle]

i stick by my guess of NEC