Samsung is back in the game, and TSMC’s got competition. According to ZDNet Korea, the company is finally kicking off mass production of its 4nm chipsets after struggling with low yields.

TSMC spent five years building its first fab in Arizona and the company has said that future U.S. fabs will take only two ...

TSMC is no longer worried about making advanced chips in the US, plans a new cutting-edge A16 (1.6nm) semiconductor fab in ...

These fabs were already on timelines covering production through 2030 as follows: Fab 1 - 4nm chips in early 2025. Fab 2 - 2nm/3nm chips in 2028. Fab 3 - 2nm chips or better in 2030. After TSMC ...

The leaked specifications suggest the chipset is built on TSMC’s advanced 4nm process. It features a mix of Cortex-X4 and Cortex-A720 cores and an Adreno GPU similar to the one found in the ...

Credit: CNBC / YouTube At a news announcement at the White House today, TSMC CEO C.C. Wei stood next ... existing fabs that are already putting out 4nm chips. Trump said that the investment ...

TSMC's three-phase Arizona expansion aligns with Apple's needs for advanced chip technology. The first fab, which began production in January, focuses on 4nm chips primarily used in smartphones.

Hailo selects Avnet ASIC as channel partner Credit: Hailo Avnet ASIC is one of a select number of TSMC-certified Value Chain Aggregators (VCA) and has already completed several projects with Hailo. As ...

For example, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, built on Samsung’s first-gen 4nm process, had poor thermal efficiency. As a result, Qualcomm moved the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 and Gen 2 to TSMC’s 4nm node.