Lisa Su | The Chip History Center

Interviewed :Lisa SuRelevant Date :2006-12-14

Summary : Lisa Su discusses IBM’s Roadmap in this 2006 interview

Annexure :

In this 2006 video interview, Lisa Su, then VP of IBM's Semiconductor Research & Development Center, describes the latest technologies on IBM's chip roadmap. She delves into SOI versus bulk CMOS, multi-core, immersion lithography, and more. Find out why you need a fab in the nanochip era, as well as why games are such an important technology driver.

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