TSMC has taken the wraps off its 1.4nm process, which it plans to put into production in 2028, putting it ahead of Samsung.

Intel, TSMC, and Samsung are developing a broad set of technologies and relationships that will be required for the next ...

Apple chipmaker TSMC says that it will make chips with a sub-2nm process size for the first time ever in 2028, and that the development of 1.4nm chips will allow for greater AI capabilities.

The first of these will be A16 and A14, the latter of which TSMC just highlighted at the North America Technology Symposium. That’s the upcoming 1.4nm process, which is not to be confused with ...

TSMC has confirmed the existence of a 1.4-nanometer process, that will be used to make future Apple Silicon chips starting in 2028. The performance improvements of Apple's hardware is largely down ...

In brief: TSMC has announced that its A14 (1.4nm-class) chip manufacturing process will enter production in 2028, following the rollout of its 2nm technology later this year and building on its ...

TSMC has rolled out its new A14 node, marking its first foray into the 1.4 nm-class manufacturing tech, and it’s already boasting serious gains in performance, power efficiency, and logic ...

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TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. TL;DR: TSMC is set to begin high-volume production of its advanced N2 (2nm-class) process node with gate ...

The cutting-edge A14 node will allow for highly advanced 1.4nm chips that are likely to be utilized for future generations of Apple silicon. Compared to TSMC's N2 node, A14 promises up to 15% ...