Major Factors Driving the Growth of 12 Inch Wafer Foundry Market: The 12 Inch Wafer Foundry Market is expanding rapidly as global semiconductor demand rises across sectors. Foundr ...

Taiwan Semiconductor is the world's leading contract chip manufacturer, with clients such as Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) and Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) at the top of its customer list. You'd be hard pressed to ...

TSMC introduced this technology starting with its 16nm process in 2015 and has continued to utilize it up to the 3nm node. Through the “Social Cooperation Program” at UTokyo, TSMC and UTokyo promote ...

Technology China unveils silicon-free transistor outpacing Intel, TSMC, and Samsung Chinese researchers unveil silicon-free transistor that outperforms Intel’s 3nm chips by 40% with lower power use.

TSMC's new 2nm process node is the first time the company will be using all-around gate transistor (GAAFET) architecture, replacing the FinFET technology that has been used for many years now.

TSMC chairman C.C. Wei called the demand for 2nm “unprecedented,” far outstripping the scramble for 3nm. The shift to GAAFET is seen as the biggest jump in transistor design since the FinFET ...

TSMC expects its N3 process to be a long-running and high volume node. At the company’s North American Technology Symposium, Kevin Zhang, TSMC’s SVP for Business Development and Overseas Operations ...

Compared to the previous most advanced chip, known as 3nm chips, TSMC's 2nm technology should deliver notable benefits. These include a 10%-15% boost in computing speed at the same power level or ...

In 2020, TSMC started a special microchip miniaturisation process, called 5nm FinFET technology, that played a crucial role in smartphone and high-performance computing (HPC) development.

TSMC claims its N2 node outperforms FinFET technology at low supply voltages of 0.5V to 0.6V, providing a notable increase in performance per watt.

TSMC has achieved better-than-expected results in trial production of its 2-nanometer chip technology, with yield rates exceeding 60%, according to Taiwanese supply chain sources (via Liberty ...