TL;DR: TSMC is set to begin high-volume production of its advanced N2 (2nm-class) process node with gate-all-around nanosheet transistors in late 2025, delivering up to 15% better performance or 30% ...

Device scaling is getting much harder at each new process node. Even defining what it means is becoming a challenge. In the past, gate length and metal pitch went down and device density went up.

Here comes a new ripple in the process node wars among the mega-fab rivals TSMC and Samsung Foundry. The industry reports about TSMC converting its 3-nm process R&D into a 1.4-nm process in June is ...

Despite being the first to adopt the gate-all-around (GAA) technology, Samsung has struggled with commercialization and yield issues and its foundry market share has dropped below 10%. Han Jin-Man, ...

TL;DR: Samsung Foundry is targeting NVIDIA GPU orders on its advanced 2nm Gate All Around (GAA) process, aiming to leverage improved power efficiency and performance. Building on success with the ...

The Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) has just officially unveiled its 2nm node, dubbed the N2. Set to release sometime in 2025, the new process will introduce a new manufacturing ...

Samsung said on Thursday that it has started mass production of chips using its 3-nanometer (nm) process node, its most advanced technology yet for contract chip production. The South Korean tech ...