AMD is one of the first customers using TSMC's new 2nm (N2) process node, says no other semiconductor foundry matches TSMC's ...

Building chips on the 3nm process is already pretty impressive. However, come 2028, TSMC will start building chips on the 1.4nm process. Unsurprisingly, these chips will place a heavy emphasis on AI.

Apple chipmaker TSMC at the North America Technology Symposium has teased its next-generation A14 process node that will enter planned production in 2028. The cutting-edge A14 node will allow for ...

The firm’s next major technological leap will be the 2nm (N2) production process. At a recent event, TSMC confirmed that its 2nm process is coming soon, with mass production scheduled for this year.

From the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 at the beginning of the year, Nvidia's GPU Technology Conference (GTC) in March ...

A new examination of Apple partner TSMC's Arizona facility shines a spotlight on how the U.S. bet on domestic chipmaking is ...

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In the surging global demand for AI applications, TSMC has announced a sweeping expansion of its advanced process and ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TSMC (TWSE: 2330, NYSE: TSM) today unveiled its next cutting-edge logic process technology, A14, at the Company’s North America Technology Symposium.

TSMC has unveiled its next cutting-edge logic process technology, A14, at the company’s North America Technology Symposium. Representing a significant advancement from TSMC’s industry-leading N2 ...

Since TSMC has a varied client list, the next gen process would likely power future iPhones, Nvidia GPUs, AMD chips, and much more. According to TSMC, there is a 20 percent increase in logic ...

While Intel is set to debut its own 18A process incorporating GAA later this year, reports suggest that the company's CPUs slated for 2026 will actually be among the first to adopt TSMC's version ...