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| NVIDIA GeForce FX GPU .13 copper first GPU for PCs real-time, cinematic quality graphicsNVIDIA announced that its new groundbreaking graphics processing unit (GPU), the NVIDIA GeForce FX GPU, is the first to be manufactured on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s 0.13 ìm (micron) and copper process, the most advanced semiconductor manufacturing process used in the graphics industry today. The GeForce FX GPU—the industry’s first GPU to deliver real-time, cinematic quality graphics and special effects on the desktop PC, will begin volume manufacturing on 300 mm wafers in the Company’s fourth fiscal quarter ending January 2003.“The opportunity for innovation is a key factor in the success of the GeForce FX GPU,” said David Kirk, Chief Scientist at NVIDIA. “Delivering a truly revolutionary graphics processor simply isn’t possible using older process technologies like 0.15 micron. The 0.13 micron manufacturing process has allowed us to build small, fast transistors—which are the building blocks for delivering groundbreaking GPUs. By doing so, we’ve created a revolutionary new GPU packed with performance and an unmatched feature set.” The NVIDIA GeForce FX GPU combines TSMC’s new 0.13 micron process with lower power transistors and high-speed copper interconnects, resulting in a higher-performance, 125 million transistor graphics processor—the most complex GPU in the graphics industry. “NVIDIA’s transition to the 0.13-micron process is a major step forward in the rapid growth of the graphics industry,” stated Rick Tsai, President and COO at TSMC. “Together, TSMC and NVIDIA share a vision based on innovative design, advanced technology and responsive customer service as we continue to meet very aggressive adoption rates for NVIDIA at 0.13 micron. TSMC will continue to apply its industry-leading technology and manufacturing to the early delivery of 0.13 micron tape-outs to NVIDIA and all our valued customers.” TSMC owns Taiwan’s first and most advanced production facility to date. At the end of 2000, TSMC delivered the industry’s first 300mm customer’s wafers at 0.18ìm technology. In early April of 2001, TSMC marked another major milestone by successfully producing 0.13ìm 4Mb SRAM test chips + Post comment/question/reply Intel BTX Cooler, Quieter and sleeker PCs and Desktop Computers y adopted the BTX specifications and are offering solutions in the marketplace. BTX provides an improved motherboard layout and chassis design that delivers improved airflow to high power compo NVIDIA GeForce FX GPU .13 copper first GPU for PCs real-time, cinematic quality graphics top PC, will begin volume manufacturing on 300 mm wafers in the Company’s fourth fiscal quarter ending January 2003. “The opportunity for innovation is a key factor in the success of the GeForce F Intel Notebook PCs New Mobile Pentium(R) III Processor-M 0.13-Micron Process Technology m III processor-M runs at up to 1.13 GHz at 1.4 volts (Maximum Performance Mode). In Battery Optimized Mode, it runs at 733 MHz and 1.15 volts, and consumes less than 2 watts of average power.** Intel | 0 News date: 20021118 Posted by: PC4D.com
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