Intel reports strong Q2, talks delays in 7nm chips. Intel hires a new government relations executive ... except with the prior written permission of American City Business Journals. ...

The Taiwanese company is celebrating the "amazing milestone" of having manufactured one billion 7nm chips. Writing on the TSMC Blog, ... TSMC says they would cover 13 Manhattan city blocks.

The Huawei Mate 70 chip may surprise, as it’s not what we expected Thanks to a new report by TechInsights, we now know that SMIC used a 7nm process to make it. That is a far cry from a rumored ...

With each chip packing over a billion transistors, that equals a total of one quintillion 7nm transistors. The 7nm chips end up in more than 100 products from dozens of customers, including AMD ...

This is a serious chip, but not surprising. We know 7nm chips can be created using multi-patterning on the ASML 1980i series of DUV lithography machines, and this unsurprisingly is what SMIC has done.

Since then, we have manufactured 7nm chips for well over 100 products from dozens of customers. It is enough silicon to cover more than 13 Manhattan city blocks, ...

DAC's AI focus; 300mm fab report; foundry revenue; new auto chip org.; Micron earnings; rare earth exports plummet; UK's tech ...

Shanghai-based SMIC used gear from California-based Applied Materials Inc. and Lam Research Corp. to manufacture an advanced 7-nanometer chip for Huawei in 2023, the people said, asking not to be ...

China’s top foundry in the mainland, SMIC, can produce chips at a 7nm process and is expected to achieve a 5nm process by end of 2025. But this is several generations behind the 3nm and 2nm ...

Huawei is allegedly building a self-sufficient chip network, with help from a Shenzhen city government investment fund. ... The result so far is allegedly the 7nm HiSilicon Kirin 9000S processor ...

It doesn't look as though TSMC will have any trouble reaching the two billion chip milestone. Its 7nm processors already feature in over 100 products and the company counts AMD, Apple, Broadcom ...