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CDM failures in I/O cells in a 130 nm CMOS ASIC technology are studied. Most failures occurred in internal circuits that were not connected to chip pads. The failures correlate to the I/O power supply network resistance at the I/O cells. Failure modes include gate oxide ruptures on internal nodes driven by active circuits.