TSMC Could Make Half Of Intel's Atom Output
September 28, 2009
TSMC is to start cranking out Atoms in Q4, according to DigiTimes, and is expected to reach 6k wafers a month by the end of the year and 35k wpm next year.
The chips will be made on a 40nm process at TSMC's Tainan fab in the south of Taiwan.
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