Once 3nm production is well established, TSMC will move on to 2nm. It is expected to start production on the 2nm node in 2025. What Upcoming Devices Will Feature 3nm Apple Silicon Chips?

TSMC is struggling with the efficiency of its new 3nm manufacturing yield, with the semiconductor giant currently hitting a yield rate of just 55%, far below the standard expected, according to a July ...

TSMC started to produce chips on its performance-enhanced N3P (3rd Generation 3nm-class) process technology in the fourth quarter of 2024, as planned, the company revealed at its North American ...

The 3nm advantage. Apple’s current top-of-the-line A16 processor is almost certainly made using TSMC’s N4 process technology, “a performance-focused enhancement of the 5-nanometer technology ...

Qualcomm rumoured to be having a rethink The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell on earth yarn that Qualcomm is rethinking releasing its Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 using the 3nm process.

Samsung’s 3nm chip production is reportedly struggling due to a low yield rate (50%), significantly trailing TSMC’s 90%. This issue is deterring major buyers like Google, who are shifting ...

The 3nm semiconductor era kicked off in 2022, with both Samsung and TSMC beginning mass production of the advanced chips. The former beat the latter to the punch in this race by a few months.

TSMC is flinging a party today to celebrate the opening of its 3nm semiconductor production. The Tame Apple Press has become all moist about the announcement because the company they sold their ...

MediaTek has developed its first chip using TSMC's 3nm process. It delivers an 18% increase in performance at the same power consumption. However, the chip won't be commercially available until 2024.

T his is another year when every chip foundry reminds us that they can make 3nm or 4nm chips, and we're supposed to be ...

Analyst Ben Bajarin is estimating that TSMC’s 3nm wafers are running Apple about $18,000 a pop. Apple uses the 3nm process for its A17 and A18 smartphone chips. That’s a hefty price tag ...