In a report from Nikkei, the company may also be mulling a return to more cutting-edge semiconductors by working with Intel ...

TSMC's list of 2nm clients includes Apple, NVIDIA, AMD, Qualcomm, Intel, MediaTek, and Broadcom. NVIDIA's next-gen Rubin AI GPU family will arrive on 3nm at first in 2026, with a refresh possibly ...

If you're wondering what happens when we run out of "nm" numbers, Intel's sales pitch for that is the "Angstrom" era, a unit of measurement that is one-tenth of a nanometer. In 2024, the company ...

This dependence was a result of Intel’s struggles with its own 7nm process node, which allowed TSMC to take the lead in advanced chip manufacturing. As one Hacker News user noted, “Intel flopped so ...

Gelsinger summarized those five nodes in a Stratechery Interview last fall: So Intel 7 is the last of the pre-EUV technologies. Intel 4, the first EUV technology for us, Intel 3 refined the final ...

Intel's 16nm node is a redesign of its 22nm low-power FinFET process, known as 22nm FFL. Due to its mature status, it's a FinFET alternative to even more mature nodes, with higher yields at a ...

To be clear, Intel Foundry Services (IFS) – which wants to make chips for all kinds of customers, just like TSMC, Samsung, and UMC do – has won some victories in the two years since it was introduced, ...

Note that Intel 4 (previously Intel 7nm) will be the first process node to use ASML's EUV technology, while TSMC and Samsung already started adopting EUV in the 7nm process.

According to reports published in DigiTimes, other semiconductor suppliers committing to manufacture their chips at TSMC’s 3-nm node include AMD, Broadcom, Intel, MediaTek, Nvidia, and Qualcomm. That ...

In October 2020, it was reported that SMIC had successfully developed “quasi-7nm” chips with the FinFET N+1 process using DUV machines.