Let's rewind to 2013 and the A7, Apple's first 64-bit chip built on TSMC's 28nm process. At the time, those 28nm wafers cost Apple $5,000 each, according to Creative Strategies CEO Ben Bajarin's ...

This advancement has driven a transition from the 28nm process used in the A7 to the cutting-edge 3nm node in the... Save my User ID and Password Some subscribers prefer to save their log-in ...

Analyst Ben Bajarin is estimating that TSMC’s 3nm wafers are running Apple about $18,000 a pop. Apple uses the 3nm process for its A17 and A18 smartphone chips. That’s a hefty price tag, considering ...

TSMC increases wafer pricing with each new node although transistor density increases slowdown, says analysis.

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TSMC's expansion through JASM (Japan Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing); The facility has already started mass production, focusing initially on mature process nodes of 12nm and 28nm.

TL;DR: TSMC has begun mass production at its first fab in Japan, focusing on 12nm to 28nm logic chips for cars and image sensors. The Japanese government, aiming to strengthen its semiconductor ...

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With each new node, TSMC charged Apple more per ... such as transitions from 28nm to 20nm and then to 16nm/14nm. However, recent process technologies (N5, N4P, N3B, N3E) exhibit slower density ...

Apple uses the 3nm process for its A17 ... During the gradual move from 28nm down to 3nm, Apple’s die size hasn’t grown much. Instead, Apple and TSMC are squeezing billions more transistors ...