TI's 0.13-micron deal with SMIC geared toward back-end production
The Asia headquarters of Texas Instruments stated that it would follow through on an agreement with Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC), forged in April, to cooperate on 0.13-micron technology only if the Shanghai-based foundry passes TI's 0.13-micron copper technology verification, which may not happen until next year.
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