Chip binning' is supposed to be the process of testing newly manufactured silicon to see how many ... when they apparently ...

A Reddit user claims to have discovered an entire 12nm TSMC wafer discarded ... reasonably advanced 12nm node chips, meaning we're talking about highly valuable silicon here.

TSMC's advanced chip stacking and assembly techniques, which produce AI chips for companies like Nvidia, AMD, Amazon, and Google, currently use 12-inch silicon wafers. To keep pace with demand ...

A hot potato: TSMC has repeatedly said that funding a new chip-making venture outside ... Furthermore, processing silicon wafers in the US is just slightly more expensive than in Asia, according ...

TSMC’s advanced chip stacking and assembly techniques — used to produce AI chips for Nvidia, AMD, Amazon and Google — employ 12-inch silicon wafers, the largest available. The chipmaker is expanding ...

with electronic components like transistors on the same wafer. This integration enhances the capabilities of silicon photonics, paving the way for more efficient and powerful AI chips. TSMC is ...

The European Commission today approved €5bn in German state aid to support TSMC’s chip plant ... ESMC will deliver high-performance chips, based on 300mm silicon wafers with node sizes ...

The world's biggest contract manufacturer, which counts Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices as clients, said its forthcoming "System on Wafer ... TSMC in making the world's fastest chips.

That Open AI plans to work with TSMC can also be seen as justification of the integrity of Apple’s approach to silicon design ... its AI inside chips as options to other computer hardware ...

Your next iPhone could come with hidden costs, thanks to price hikes from silicon manufacturer TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company). TSMC reported it's first quarter 2025 earnings ...

Found this in a dumpster near TSMC fab ... producing 12nm silicon, which is fairly high tech. On Reddit, AVX512-VNNI pondered how the wafer, which visibly contains scores of chip dies, might ...