bweier
With the successful migration to .13 micron silicon and now low k .13 silicon, what will be the next transition for ATI cores besides PCI Express?
rick bergman
The next process node in the semiconductor industry is 90nm (.09 micron). We are actively working with our fab partners on this technology and expect to have solutions in this technology in the latter part of 2004.
bweier
There is a marked difference between the PR philosophy of NVIDIA and ATI. Would you like to comment on the perception that ATI lacks the aggressiveness and effectiveness of the NVIDIA marketing/PR team?
rick bergman
I believe that ATI has a great marketing and PR team. As stated earlier, we will focus on the positive attributes of our products and features that are important to our customers. While you can gain momentary advantage with "aggressive" tactics, I am interested in building long term credibility in our brand and products. Ultimately, I believe that consumers see through "aggressive" tactics and go with the solid company --- I certainly see this scenario playing out this year. Our marketing research indicates that we have the preferred brand among consumers, and they are buying our solutions.
Ah yes, the RV450. 800Mhz core, 300Mhz RAM.MrBond said:Latter part of 2004 sounds like an important distinction RV450 anybody?
The Baron said:Ah yes, the RV450. 800Mhz core, 300Mhz RAM.MrBond said:Latter part of 2004 sounds like an important distinction RV450 anybody?
Uttar said:What?! 0.09u in H2 2004?!
NVIDIA is soooo dead!
Are we also assuming nVidia has no problems with the transition to .11?Hanners said:Uttar said:What?! 0.09u in H2 2004?!
NVIDIA is soooo dead!
That's assuming ATi can reach 0.09 without any problems.
rashly said:I would've thoguht that ati would've gone with .11 for the nv450 after their stance on sticking with .15 on the r300.
Hanners said:Do you know something about an impending ATi-nVidia merger you aren't telling us?
Yup. It's just the old M$ theory of "if you can't beat 'em, buy 'em!".Hanners said:rashly said:I would've thoguht that ati would've gone with .11 for the nv450 after their stance on sticking with .15 on the r300.
NV450?
Do you know something about an impending ATi-nVidia merger you aren't telling us?
hahaha. of course i meant rv450, but it sure is funny though now that i look at it.Hanners said:rashly said:I would've thoguht that ati would've gone with .11 for the nv450 after their stance on sticking with .15 on the r300.
NV450?
Do you know something about an impending ATi-nVidia merger you aren't telling us?