And it seems Samsung is making a significant stride in that race. Reports indicate that the tech giant has officially begun prototype production for its groundbreaking 2nm Exynos 2600 chip.

Samsung could even beat Qualcomm to launching a 2nm chip. Some sources claim that Qualcomm’s first 2nm Snapdragon SoC will arrive in 2026. More specifically, it would be the Snapdragon 8 Elite ...

That said, both its 3nm and 2nm process are now being reported as suffering from very low yields, with the 2nm version reportedly as low as 10-20%, according to a source who spoke with Business Korea.

Samsung Foundry has reportedly delayed its new 1.4nm process node, introducing more semiconductor issues in its fight against TSMC in the near future.

TSMC and Samsung Electronics (Samsung) are set to begin mass production of 2nm technology starting in 2025. Both industry giants are actively vying for customer orders. The South Korean industry ...

Samsung announced its 3nm process in 2022 and was expected to move to the second-generation version this year, then launch 2nm in 2025, so this rebranding could upend the company's entire roadmap.

Also: The best Samsung phones you can buy After 2025, Samsung said it will offer 2nm chip production for high-performance computing in 2026, and in 2027, offer the process for automotive chips.

If Samsung wants to win major foundry customers, it has to show yields matching TSMC’s, and it is estimated that it has a ten months window before market forces will require it to show potential ...

Leaves TSMC in the dust Samsung is the first big player to land an order for a chip made with a 2nm process. While Qualcomm asked for 2nm samples from Samsung & TSMC for Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, Samsun ...

Samsung Electronics’ second-generation 3nm (2nm) process design kit (PDK) has been released, so if Samsung rushes into mass production this year, they will be well-positioned to do so.

The start of Samsung’s 2nm Exynos 2600 prototype production is an exciting development. It signals that the firm is investing heavily in trying to turn its current situation around.