On April 1, 2025, the Taiwanese manufacturer TSMC introduced the world's most advanced microchip: the 2 nanometre (2nm) chip.

as opposed to the more conventional FinFET (fin field-effect transistor) design. TSMC's 5nm node is expected to increase the silicon density of future processors by as much as 80 per cent ...

The Layout-Dependent Effect (LDE ... “We’ve continued our close collaboration with TSMC on advancing 5nm and 7nm+ FinFET adoption by providing customers with access to the latest technical ...

At the European Technology Symposium 2024 this week, TSMC said that it would build HBM4 base dies using its 12FFC+ (12nm-class) and N5 (5nm-class ... company's established 16nm FinFET technology ...

It is developed with TSMC 5nm 0.75V/1.2V CMOS ... IGMTLSX04A is a synchronous LVT ... It is developed with TSMC 6nm 0.75V/1.8V CMOS LOGIC FinFET ... IGMTLSX08A is a synchronous LVT / ULVT periphery ...

As TSMC's Kumamoto fab kicks off operations, this marks the first time logic chips featuring FinFET transistors have ... the region (potentially capable of 5nm or even 3nm-class nodes) but ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has announced its plans for the 5nm process technology for mobile processors. The company claims to have improved speeds with its 5nm process ...