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UMC and AMIC Technology Announce Production of 90 Nanometer 36Mb High Speed ZeBLTM SRAM FamilySilicon mass production in 90nm node puts AMIC technology at the forefront of high speed SRAM market HSINCHU, Taiwan—May 5, 2004 — UMC, a world leading semiconductor foundry (NYSE: UMC), and AMIC technology Corporation (AMIC), a developer of a wide range of memory components and application specific design solutions, today announced the successful production of AMIC's high speed ZeBLTM (Zero Bus Latency) SRAM on the foundry's 90nm process. The AMIC ZeBL SRAM family, scheduled for engineering samples in June 2004 and full-volume production in Q3 2004, employs a unique high-speed design methodology that is suited for high bandwidth network switching/routing and real time DSP applications. K.L.Chen, chairman and CEO of AMIC commented, "We are proud to achieve working silicon of AMIC's ZeBL SRAM family on UMC’s 90nm process. UMC's leadership at the 90nm node will further boost the competitiveness of our products and will likely contribute to significant increases in high speed SRAM sales revenues from the billion-dollar telecom/datacom and real-time DSP market." AMIC's first member A67P0636, a 36Mb ZeBL(1Mx36) operates at 250MHz on 2.5v/3.3v power supply and is available in a 100 pin LQFP package. This SRAM family is pin-to-pin compatible with existing industry standard high-speed SRAM products. The 90nm process enabled the ZeBL SRAM to deliver extremely high performance while maintaining a low operational current. Jackson Hu, CEO of UMC, said, "As process technologies and designs have become more complex, UMC has continued to work closely with each customer to ensure the manufacturability of their products on our advanced processes. The production of this 90nm IC illustrates the type of success we have had with our customers at this advanced technology generation. We are pleased that our close, collaborative work with AMIC has paid off, and look forward to continuing our cooperation with them for the development of their future product lines." In March of 2003, UMC became the first semiconductor foundry to announce the delivery of fully functional 90nm customer silicon. UMC is currently in volume production for 90nm customer products that span a variety of applications. About AMIC Technology About UMC Note Concerning Forward-Looking Statements
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