DigiTimes称塔塔印度晶圆厂首期或从90nm起步而非此前宣称的28nm

Tata's India chip debut reportedly to lean on 90nm, a humbler start than its 28nm pledge
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Jingyue Hsiao
, DIGITIMES, Taipei
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India's first large-scale wafer fab will begin production on decades-old 90nm technology rather than the 28nm node the Tata group publicly touted, a step that underscores how far the country still has to travel to build a chip industry from scratch, even as...
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