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November 24th, 2004

Organic integrated circuit fab to cost $30 mln by 2008

Posted by ZDNet Research @ 3:03 pm

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Organic integrated circuits, albeit not of the same performance or density of silicon or compound semiconductors, could be made in printing works costing $30 mln by 2008, according to ABI Research. ABI compares that with a price tag of about $2 bln for commercial silicon semiconductor wafer fab set up.

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