Tosh throws 16 gigabit NAND onto 43 nano chips

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By INQUIRER staff

Thu Feb 07 2008, 09:47

THE CHIP WING of Toshiba said it has managed to creat 16 gigabit NAND memory using a 43 nanometre process technology, in conjunction with Sandisk.

Shipments have already started, while mass production will start in March, and by Q3 will be shipping 4GB (32Gb) NANDs at its 12-inch fab in Japan.

Toshiba said that the 16Gb chips have an area of 120 square mm, which is 30 per cent smaller than previous iterations of the semiconductors. µ

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43nm??

That seems odd. Is that really correct? [Yes. ed.]

posted by : Charles, 07 February 2008 Complain about this comment

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