With 2024 drawing to a close, the spotlight will soon be on the next-generation processes from Intel and TSMC. Both chipmakers plan to have 2nm/ sub-2nm process chip production underway by the ...

This is because TSMC's 2nm chips have a higher transistor density than Intel's 18A (313 MTr/mm² vs 238 MTr/mm²). In other words, TSMC's chips are more power efficient for its output, making it a ...

During ASML's last earnings report, CEO Christophe Fouquet said he expects customers to test High-NA for high-volume ...

In performance, the paper suggests that Intel’s 18A node will likely take the top spot, but remember that this is a prediction. TechInsights expects TSMC’s N2 production to be underway well ...

TSMC, which produces an estimated 90 percent of the world’s most advanced semiconductors, would assume control of Intel’s manufacturing business and take a majority stake in the business ...

C. Wei, responding to questions about a possible Intel collaboration, said TSMC remained focused on its own business. He didn’t directly address a report by the Information in April that the two ...

Setting lofty ambitions for manufacturing and AI capabilities among major clients, Intel lost or cancelled contracts under his watch and also offended TSMC, with Chang calling Gelsinger "a bit ...