That's what I'm pointing out that as ISM2 gets funded, they either need to have separate provisions or bake it in, so the baboozies don't later cut the funding for 65nm+ rad hardened apps.
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That's what I'm pointing out that as ISM2 gets funded, they either need to have separate provisions or bake it in, so the baboozies don't later cut the funding for 65nm+ rad hardened apps.
intel is not going to give 18a now lol, im talking about the 2030s ish when the 18a would be around 2 gens(maybe even 3) behind post sub 1nm silicon. Maybe then but it would be a stretch. The thing is that Intel wants to grow its fab buisness, Partnering with tata for a fab especially if the capital expenses are paid by Tata and the IND gov is not something intel would turn down then.You want Intel to give 18a to India? Ask Lawrence Livermore Labratory for transfer of W87 warhead while you're at it. Or Pratt and Whitney to transfer F135 technology to India.
The latter is more likely than Intel giving 18a and both are less than atomic diameter number distance from 0.
Didn't expect such a silly comment from you tbh.
First read about how advanced 2nm level production is and what intel had to go through go achieve that, and the supporting infrastructure, cost and ecosystem it takes to reach that level before daydreaming sir.
We first need to upgrade that PSMC fab to 14nm and then try to partner with someone for 7nm. Below 7nm depends on how much money India is willing to put into the fab. below 2nm is not going to come for a long time
This has been known for a long time, they've been waiting for ISM 2.0 to drop.
Another one is vedanta-innolux for the same TFT-LCD. No AMOLED fabs though.
Vedanta actually owns 98.7% of avanstrate which manufactures the glass substrates for TFT-LCD fabs.
The only AMOLED facility that I know of in India is the ARC AMOLED lab at IIT madras. Tata sons is the primary sponsor for this lab so the tech they gain from this lab can and will be used by Tata if its found to be viable.
Another one is vedanta-innolux for the same TFT-LCD. No AMOLED fabs though.
Vedanta actually owns 98.7% of avanstrate which manufactures the glass substrates for TFT-LCD fabs.
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The only AMOLED facility that I know of in India is the ARC AMOLED lab at IIT madras. Tata sons is the primary sponsor for this lab so the tech they gain from this lab can and will be used by Tata if its found to be viable.
India doesnt have anywhere close to the level of ecosystem for EUV level chips and will not have it for the next 10+ years.
18a requires EUV bud. 14 nm we will reach sustained high yield imo only past 2035.
18a is something that even if it happens will happen far in the future, Im talking aout 14nm right now which is the current priority, then 7nm which would need EUV.
I disagree with your 14nm HVM prediction but am too tired to argue to lets agree to disagree.