When countries rush to secure the first 450mm fab
July 18, 2011
Will there be a tipping point at which chip companies and governments rush to build the first 450mm fab?
For the past few years, the debate on 450mm has been on whether the chip industry wnts it, whether the equipment industry wants it, whether it will reduce chip cost and who will fund it.
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