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A Canadian company, Chipworks [1] sides with Sony and Toshiba in the ongoing battle as to whether or not the PSX uses a 130nm process or a 90nm process, as Sony claims.
"'Chipworks obtained a sample of the Sony PSX chip and had started to take it apart based on the reports that it was a 90 nm part, but we have come to somewhat different conclusions than those reported last week.' stated Chipworks senior technology analyst Dick James. 'For one thing, we found transistors with a physical gate length of 45 – 50 nm, which immediately led us to believe that we did have a 90 nm part.'"
And more information:
Chipworks News Article: http://www.chipworks.com/news/11SonyPSX.htm [2]
Semiconductor's "What constitutes 90nm?": http://www.semiconductor.com/resources/newsletters/82_eegs90nm.asp [3]
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