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The cost of developing a [[technology node]] is very high and has been increasing with each generation for a long time. Following the successful development of a new node, it is [[ramp-up|transferred from the lab to high-volume manufacturing]]. During that time, it's important that the transfer occurs with as little quality issues as possible in order to prevent delays. Up until around the [[1-micron]], there was still room for various minor modifications that could be applied in order to improve the process. Since then, process technologies have increased significantly in complexity. This meant those minor modifications resulted in unforeseen problems which cause production start-up delays and inferior results<ref name=mcdonald97>McDonald (1997)</ref>. To that end, Intel introduced the Copy Exactly! a philosophy which they describe as. | The cost of developing a [[technology node]] is very high and has been increasing with each generation for a long time. Following the successful development of a new node, it is [[ramp-up|transferred from the lab to high-volume manufacturing]]. During that time, it's important that the transfer occurs with as little quality issues as possible in order to prevent delays. Up until around the [[1-micron]], there was still room for various minor modifications that could be applied in order to improve the process. Since then, process technologies have increased significantly in complexity. This meant those minor modifications resulted in unforeseen problems which cause production start-up delays and inferior results<ref name=mcdonald97>McDonald (1997)</ref>. To that end, Intel introduced the Copy Exactly! a philosophy which they describe as. | ||
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* McDonald, C.J.. (1997). Copy EXACTLY! A paradigm shift in technology transfer method. 414 - 417. 10.1109/ASMC.1997.630771. | * McDonald, C.J.. (1997). Copy EXACTLY! A paradigm shift in technology transfer method. 414 - 417. 10.1109/ASMC.1997.630771. | ||
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