ethomaz said:
What? In 2009 NEC and TSMC already have eDRAM in 40nm. The IBM POWER7 uses 45nm eDRAM and they already started to manufacture 32nm eDRAM (0.24mm2 per Mbit) in Feb, 2012. |
Can't say I have followed eDRAM production at all so when I went to the site of the company that is providing the eDRAM and saw that they still listed 40nm as under development I just assumed that they hadn't ramped up on 40nm volume production yet. Oh well live and learn.
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