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    ATI and NVIDIA both producing 0.11 micron graphics chips at TSMC

    Posted on Wednesday, July 07 2004 @ 21:18:48 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    ATI and NVIDIA are ramping up their second wave of PCI Express chips, but with more wafter production over at TSMC using a 0.11 micron process.

    Currently the demand for PCI Express graphics chips is limited, because of the pricing and the availability of these chips. But it is said that a possible price reduction for PCI Express motherboards and processors in Q3 2004 will boost demand for PCI Express graphics cards.

    NVIDIA is going to produce its NV41 at IBM using a 0.13 micron process while the 0.11 micron NV43 will be produced at TSMC.

    ATI and Nvidia new PCI Express graphics chips

    Company

    Chip

    Process

    Wafer foundry

     Launch

    ATI

    RV410

    0.11-micron

    TSMC

    3Q

    ATI

    R430

    0.11-micron

    TSMC

    3Q

    Nvidia

    NV41

    0.13-micron

    IBM

    3Q

    Nvidia

    NV43

    0.11-micron

    TSMC

    3Q



    Source: DigiTimes


     
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