Although 2nm N2 chips have GAA transistors, N2 lacks the new Super Power Rail architecture. TSMC is keeping its 2nm chip production in Taiwan, at least initially.

TSMC says that it plans to have A14 in the volume production stage in 2028, while the enhanced version with the Super Power Rail BSPDN feature will show up the next year, in 2029. That's five ...

A16 will bring TSMC's sophisticated new backside power delivery technology, Super Power Rail. By Josh Gulick November 25, 2024 ...

Zhang has helped take the lead on new product announcements such as the A16 nodes and the Super Power Rail network. Prior to joining TSMC in 2016, he worked at Intel as the vice president of the ...

From 2028, TSMC is to manufacture chips with its second generation of nanosheet transistors. The version with a super power rail will be particularly exciting. The world's largest chip contract ...

We expect to see backside power delivery (AKA 'Super Power Rail') from TSMC first with A16 in 2026. Intel's ahead in this game, however, as its 18A process already has backside power delivery and ...

This first iteration of A14 will stick with front-side power delivery. That means no Super Power Rail (SPR), also known as backside power delivery network (BSPDN), which is featured in TSMC’s ...

A16 Nanosheet will include TSMC’s Super Power Rail (SPR) for backside power delivery and is on track for production in the second half of 2026. A14 features the 2 nd generation of the nanosheet ...

RedHawk-SC, RedHawk-SC Electrothermal, and Totem are certified for TSMC's advanced silicon process A16™ with Super Power Rail, a best-in-class backside power delivery solution for analog/block ...

TSMC’s version, dubbed “Super Power Rail,” is being saved for the 1.6nm-class node in 2026, when the gloves come off with Chipzilla’s PowerVia-equipped 18A.

TSMC's roadmap includes the 2026 introduction of an A16 process (1.6nm-class – not to be confused with Apple's chip nomenclature), which will combine Super Power Rail (SPR) architecture with ...