gadgtfreek SatelliteGuys Master Original poster May 29, 2006 22,105 865 Lower Alabama Feb 28, 2008 #1 SEMICON REPORT: Losers And Winners In Blu-ray Victory
tnsprin SatelliteGuys Pro Sep 27, 2003 1,601 0 Feb 29, 2008 #2 elwaylite said: SEMICON REPORT: Losers And Winners In Blu-ray Victory Click to expand... They missed one point. Toshiba of course took a big hit, but it is the third partner in the mentioned IBM and SONY Cell processor business, and now have the manufacturing plant.
elwaylite said: SEMICON REPORT: Losers And Winners In Blu-ray Victory Click to expand... They missed one point. Toshiba of course took a big hit, but it is the third partner in the mentioned IBM and SONY Cell processor business, and now have the manufacturing plant.
navychop - Pub Member / Supporter Lifetime Supporter Jul 20, 2005 62,255 30,545 Northern VA Feb 29, 2008 #3 Doesn't IBM also produce the cell itself? I thought there was some competition on which plant would reduce to 65nm first, or some such.
Doesn't IBM also produce the cell itself? I thought there was some competition on which plant would reduce to 65nm first, or some such.
tnsprin SatelliteGuys Pro Sep 27, 2003 1,601 0 Feb 29, 2008 #4 navychop said: Doesn't IBM also produce the cell itself? I thought there was some competition on which plant would reduce to 65nm first, or some such. Click to expand... Perhaps, I didn't notice. But as mentioned elsewhere, Sony sold its interest in at least one such plant to Toshiba.
navychop said: Doesn't IBM also produce the cell itself? I thought there was some competition on which plant would reduce to 65nm first, or some such. Click to expand... Perhaps, I didn't notice. But as mentioned elsewhere, Sony sold its interest in at least one such plant to Toshiba.
Paradox-SJ SatelliteGuys Pro Nov 20, 2003 1,636 2 San Jose, California Feb 29, 2008 #5 tnsprin said: Perhaps, I didn't notice. But as mentioned elsewhere, Sony sold its interest in at least one such plant to Toshiba. Click to expand... and for a greatly reduced price...things that make you go hum
tnsprin said: Perhaps, I didn't notice. But as mentioned elsewhere, Sony sold its interest in at least one such plant to Toshiba. Click to expand... and for a greatly reduced price...things that make you go hum
