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Thursday, April 13, 2006 11:22:40 AM
Re: Maybe AMD means they are *more mature* now than in the
past and they're hoping yields will get even more mature in
the future.
The problem with an ambiguous claim like "mature yields" is that it doesn't have a reference point or magnitude. AMD's idea of "mature" is certainly up for debate, and whether they mean relative to 200mm wafer yields or again, their *notion* of what 300mm yields *should be*, is also questionable.
past and they're hoping yields will get even more mature in
the future.
The problem with an ambiguous claim like "mature yields" is that it doesn't have a reference point or magnitude. AMD's idea of "mature" is certainly up for debate, and whether they mean relative to 200mm wafer yields or again, their *notion* of what 300mm yields *should be*, is also questionable.
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