Microsoft contracts SiS to design south-bridge chip for Xbox360
Microsoft Corp. recently contracted Silicon Integrated Systems (SiS), an affiliate of silicon-foundry supplier United Microelectronics(UMC), to design south-bridge chip for its Xbox360 game machines.
The chips will be made with 0.15-micron process at UMC’s 20 mm silicon-wafer fabrication factories, making them a major revenue earner at UMC next quarter.
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