Where Will ST-Ericsson Get 28nm?
February 8, 2012
ST-Ericsson has let a few deadlines slip on its new product roadmap as it struggles to make sales from its 'legacy' products. It needs a 28nm-class process for the new products, but it is unclear, as of now, where this is coming from.
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