COPPER IS REPLACING ALUMINUM FOR INTERCONNECTS
On complementary metal oxide semiconductor chips at IBM's East Fishkill, N.Y., facility, which is the first production of a new technology called CMOS 7S, according to IBM. The nonprofit R&D consortium, Sematech, of which IBM is a member, announced a laboratory copper demonstration of the technology...
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