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Common Platform
At the heart of the Common Platform relationship is the bulk CMOS process technology that is jointly developed by IBM, GLOBALFOUNDRIES, and Samsung. This joint development began at the 90 nm process node and now extends to 65 nm, 45 nm and 32 nm process technologies. Combined, there are currently more than 350 process development engineers from the three companies working together at IBM's 300 mm fab in East Fishkill, New York.
http://commonplatform.com/
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Common Platform Technology Forum 2008
Smaller. Cheaper. Better. Faster...and with lower power. With little room for error, we continue to require more functionality on smaller geometries. As scaling is becoming problematic, how does the industry move to 32nm and below? The answer: real innovation in materials science, process technology and manufacturing. And we want to make sure you get there successfully. It is a tough road to go alone, and much easier if you can...
http://www.commonplatform.com/tf2008/
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- chip design : design for manufacturability
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Common Platform
IBM, Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing and Samsung Electronics have developed a new foundry model for the semiconductor market that offers enhanced flexibility, portability, capacity and resources, while accelerating the rate of technological innovation. This new model is enabled by the Common Platform, a working relationship between IBM, Chartered and Samsung developed to implement a common process technology across all three companies'...
http://www.commonplatform.com/
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