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Samsung Running 28nm FDSOI Chip Process
Peter Clarke, EETimes
12/23/2015 11:30 AM EST
LONDON—Samsung is running 28nm fully-depleted silicon-on-insulator (FDSOI) wafers for STMicroelectronics, the developer of the technology, and has other customers lined up, according to an Advanced Substrate News report.
The report is in the form of an interview with Kelvin Low senior director of marketing for Samsung Foundry and Axel Foscher, director of Samsung System LSI business in Europe. Soitec SA, the manufacturer of SOI wafers used in FDSOI production, is the publisher of Advanced Substrate News.
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