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March 13th, 2006

Samsung begins producing 80-nm DDR2 memory

Abstract:
With the 80-nm technology, first developed by Samsung in September 2003, the company’s production efficiency could increase by 50 percent over the previous 90-nm process to meet demand for DDR2 memory chips.

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EETimes

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