PC Components CPUs IBM to fab next-gen VIA CPU News By Wolfgang Gruener published 19 May 2004 Comments (0) VIA will use IBM's 300mm East Fishkill wafer fab - the foundry already used to punch out CPUs for Apple and Nvidia, and soon Microsoft and Sony - to produce the next generation of its x86 processor family.Read the complete story here.Stay On the Cutting Edge: Get the Tom's Hardware NewsletterGet Tom's Hardware's best news and in-depth reviews, straight to your inbox.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors See more CPUs News See all comments (0) Wolfgang GruenerSocial Links Navigation More about cpusQualcomm wins legal battle over Arm — chipmaker didn't violate Arm's chip licensing agreementCore Ultra 9 285K is faster in Linux than in Windows – flagship Arrow Lake chip is 6 to 8% faster on average in LinuxLatestLexar Play 4TB SSD review: Another good SSD for your PS5See more latest ► No comments yet Comment from the forums Most PopularAI PC revolution appears dead on arrival — 'supercycle’ for AI PCs and smartphones is a bust, analyst saysChina's CXMT begins producing DDR5 memory — first China-made DDR5 sticks reportedly aimed at consumer PCsIntel ex-CEO Gelsinger and current co-CEO slapped with lawsuit over Intel Foundry disclosures — plaintiffs demand Gelsinger surrender salary earnedPlayStation 5 Pro specifications thoroughly explained, 'FLOPflation' debunked by PS5 system architect Mark CernyIntel terminates x86S initiative — unilateral quest to de-bloat x86 instruction set comes to an endNvidia RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 gaming PCs listed prematurely for $7,539 and $4,399 at a retailer — Blackwell meets Arrow Lake to power upcoming Predator Orion 7000 PCs from AcerUS Department of Commerce finalizes $458 million grant for SK Hynix to build Indiana packaging plant — plans to lend an additional $500 million for Lafayette projectAMD's 'Golden Rabbit' GPU reportedly hits 'end of life' status — Radeon RX 7900 GRE is no longer available at any retailer'World's first' open-source Armv9 motherboard surfaces — Radxa Orion O6's pricing starts at $200 for the 8GB RAM modelIntel Wildcat Lake CPU tooling surfaces in shipping manifests — reportedly adopts next-gen Cougar Cove and Darkmont cores, Intel 18A nodeMystery second hard drive maker gears up to start producing laser-powered HAMR HDDs — either WD or Toshiba preps to release new recording tech
