We have started to see more concrete details of future 3nm chips thanks to Nikkei Asia. The media recently published that Apple’s first 3nm chip will be sold in an iPad Pro, probably in next year’s generation. As we have said on other occasions, going from the current 5nm to the 3nm would allow greater ...
There are two stories inside of it and on the one hand it’s promising, but on the other it’s a little debacle for the company. The problem is logically not only Samsung, but its partners, especially the stronger ones like NVIDIA. What is the future of your nodes, GPUs and NAND Flash? Samsung Confirms Completion ...
We are therefore talking about processors AMD Ryzen 8000 “Granite Ridge” and “Strix Point”, and which haven’t been released yet or the Ryzen 7000, so there’s plenty of time to do that. Either way, Lisa Su seems to have plans for her next launches on track, in which they hope the chip shortage period is ...
The development of the different processors does not happen overnight, as one begins to sell, the next is about to be mass-produced and the two-generation one with its design already completed. That’s why the Zen 5 rumors shouldn’t surprise us. AMD adopts big.LITTLE in Zen 5 At least, that’s what rumors say about the fifth ...
TSMC seems invincible. What was barely 10 years ago a dream for the company is today as palpable a reality as its biggest rival needs its services due to various delays which will cost it too much. As we are well aware, the latest rumors claimed that TSMC it was going to delay its 3nm ...
Apple moves like a fish in water with all things semiconductor and now out of Intel’s yoke with its A14 Bionics and its latest M1 seems to have no limits when it comes to design. But those in Cupertino know they have to push harder than the rest because they have the downside of performance ...
From Money.UDN (reflected in AppleInsider) comes news that shows long-term plans for Apple chips. The company accepted seize full TSMC production capacity to manufacture the 3nm transistor chips, which will be used in the next generations of A (iPhone, iPad) and M (Mac) series chips. Currently, the A14 and M1 chips have 5nm transistors, which ...
According to multiple sources in Taiwan, TSMC bring it up chip production at 5nm at maximum rate, and it seems that COVID-19 is not currently affecting them. Anyway, what's the point the delay is 3nm, currently for six months and with plans to do even more if the lack of supply due to Coronavirus is ...
