The 5nm process technology has also contributed to TSM’s wafer revenues, reflecting the solid market adoption of these smaller, more efficient chipsets. Taiwan Semiconductor's strategic focus on ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is the largest and most influential player in the semiconductor industry. As a key supplier of advanced chips, including those powering artificial ...

TSMC will hold its quarterly investors meeting on January 16, where its insights into semiconductor market trends for 2025 and its gross margin sustainability will be of considerable interest ...

Originally, rumors called for Apple to have the application processors for this year's iPhone 17 series produced by TSMC using its new 2nm node. However, it appears that the cost of using TSMC's 2nm ...

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“TSMC said its 3nm processes offer better performance than its 5nm chips, while requiring about 35% less power,” reported Bloomberg. While the iPhone 13 series greatly improved battery ...

TL;DR: NVIDIA and Qualcomm are considering switching their next-gen 2nm chip production to Samsung Foundry due to high costs and limited capacity at TSMC. Samsung aims to attract these major ...

Typically, a 70% yield is good enough for mass production. In 2nm test runs, TSMC has had a 60% yield. Still, the rumor mill says that Nvidia and Qualcomm are considering switching to Samsung Foundry ...

Some of the largest construction projects in the country, including the largest foreign direct investment in a greenfield site, are underway in Arizona. While Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co ...

TSMC has emerged as a dominant player in the advanced semiconductor manufacturing space. Advanced process nodes such as 3-nanometer (nm), 5nm, and 7nm accounted for 20%, 32%, and 17%, respectively ...

The latest information from insiders claimed that TSMC is struggling with wafer yield, and the 2nm chips have yet to be certified for mass production. There is too much demand for test products ...