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Thursday, September 27. 2007

Rick Hetherington was in Munich today ... he gave a good presentation into the future of CMT SPARC and what we will see in the near and the middle term. Many people have the opinion, that Sparc will see it´s end soon, especially after the announcement of TI to stop investments in new process technologies. The direct opposite is true, more than ever. I was quite impressed. Unfortunately it´s not up to me to disclose things.

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in English, Sun/Oracle at 23:14 | Comments (2) | Trackback (1)

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TSMC for 45 nm SPARC
Do you remember my article about a presentation held by Rick Hetherington about future directions in SPARC with many confidential informations? One of the most interesting informations was the new foundry for the 45nm procs, as TI itself won´t invest in

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Hi that's not fair, only a news about the fact that you are not allowed to tell anybody

Serious question: Are you allowed to talk about dates, when information is made public ? In that case I would be able to mark the date in my calender

thx

Alex

#1 Alex on 2007-09-29 00:00 (Reply)

With our track record of keeping secrets, i would assume the world will read about it soon at the Register et al ...

I´m not an approved information leak, so i won´t write about it.

But (and this is the takeaway from this article): There are news and the news are really excellent ones ....

#1.1 Joerg M. (Homepage) on 2007-09-29 00:07 (Reply)

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