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Valvo和西门子公司在1986年秋季记者招待会上详细地介绍了“兆位项目”的进展情况。该计划得到西德政府和荷兰政府的官方资助。在4亿8千万西德马克的资助费中,西德联邦研究和技术部(BMFT)资助3亿2千万马克,荷兰政府出1亿6千万马克。参加这个项目的西门子公司和Philips/Valvo公司(Elcoma元器件部)各得2亿4千万马克,这大概是全部开发费用的30％(每个企业的总开发费用为8亿左右马克)。这两个公司共同从事静态1Mbit(S-RAM)和动态4Mbit读写存储器(D-RAM)的研究开发工作。两种器件的复杂程度相
Valvo and Siemens detailed the progress of the “megabit project” at the 1986 autumn press conference. The plan was officially funded by the governments of West Germany and the Netherlands. In the 480 million West German mark of funding, the German Federal Ministry of Research and Technology (BMFT) funded 320 million marks, and the Dutch government issued 160 million marks. The Siemens and Philips/Valvo companies (Elcoma Components Division) participating in this project each received DM 240 million, which is roughly 30% of the total development cost (the total development cost for each company is around 800 million marks). The two companies jointly engaged in research and development of static 1Mbit (S-RAM) and dynamic 4Mbit read-write memory (D-RAM). The complexity of the two devices