Privacy Policy - http://newsntechpalace.blogspot.com/
Privacy Policy for http://newsntechpalace.blogspot.com/
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At http://newsntechpalace.blogspot.com/, the privacy of our visitors is of extreme importance to us. This privacy policy document outlines the types of personal information is received and collected by http://newsntechpalace.blogspot.com/ and how it is used.
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Intel is starting to talk about 32nm, and it is as it should be, with one big exception. While everyone focuses on the rather pedestrian bleeding edge headline, they missed the part about immersion. The main thing that everyone seems to be interested in is that Intel made an announcement about 32nm chips. They scaled features linearly by .7x, so area goes down by about 50 per cent. Transistor gate pitch is 112.5nm, the smallest reported to date for any 32nm technology. They demoed this as early as September 2007 with a 291 Mb SRAM chip. It has a .171µm^2 cell size, and used more than 1.9 Billion transistors. To put that in perspective, it is almost one transistor for every $350 given to banks in the recent 'bailout'. Talk about big numbers... The new transistors use a second generation high-K + metal gate structure, the first generation was on 45nm. This means chips made on the process should have low power use and leakage will be far less of a problem than without. ( www.atomicmpc.com.au )
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