Netbook Chip-Set Orders To Max Out Capacity At TSMC & UMC
August 11, 2009
According to the Commercial Times of Taiwan, both TSMC and UMC will be at 100% capacity utilisation for 65nm and 55nm processes by November, because of a flood of orders placed on them for ARM-based Netbook chips.
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