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AMD shows off quad core 65 nanometre wafers

MS GHTS Pics inside, they are pretty

By Charlie Demerjian in San Jose

Fri Sep 29 2006, 01:16

WHEN AND WHERE will AMD show off its 65 nanometre Rev H cores? How about two minutes ago at the Microsoft Global High Tech Summit in Santa Clara?

Here are two pictures, the one of a full pre-production wafer on my lap, the other a closeup.

It is real, I held them. µ

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