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Bangalore, May 16

Semiconductor firm Infineon Technologies has successfully brought out 65- nm chips for cell phones. Chips made using 65-nm process (currently most chips are based on 90-nm process) are undergoing tests and trials by chipmakers worldwide. These new processing chips will allow mobiles to shrink further in size, and also incorporate more functions. They will also operate more efficiently while consuming lesser power. Infineon is currently preparing the 65-nm chips for mass production, which will be available towards the end of 2006. The company tested the 65-nm chips in Bangalore, Duisburg and its headquarters at Munich. Infineon developed this technology in the leading 65/45-nm research and development alliance ICIS consisting of IBM, Chartered, Infineon and Samsung.

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