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Did TSMC lie about its 5nm node density?

Did TSMC lie about its 5nm node density?

In the coming years, the N5 node of Asia’s largest foundry will become the most important manufacturing node in the coming years. Well, through an analysis of one of the chips already made using said manufacturing process, it was discovered that TSMC’s 5nm node density is lower than expected. Is this bad news or a ...

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Secret deal between NVIDIA and TSMC revealed for RTX 40 graphics

Secret deal between NVIDIA and TSMC revealed for RTX 40 graphics

We have read actively and passively according to leakers that NVIDIA and AMD will compete with the same weapons in the new generation of graphics cards. That the fight will be over other key aspects and therefore the better architecture will win, but… It seems that it won’t, since NVIDIA and TSMC they have a ...

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Why is Samsung losing the 3nm war against TSMC?

Why is Samsung losing the 3nm war against TSMC?

Recent news about Samsung foundries or chip factories has lately been in negative hyperbole. And it is that not so long ago we learned that the South Korean multinational had falsified the performance of its 5nm, 4nm and 3m processes. The results? The abandonment of some of its key customers, such as Qualcomm, which ended ...

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customer queues at TSMC

customer queues at TSMC

The latest news has made us a little optimistic that the crisis in the semiconductor industry may come to an end at some point this year. It is not that we are going to contradict these statements, but thanks to new information, we have a better overview of what is happening and we can have ...

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Apple M2 SoCs Ready with TSMC at 4nm in 2022: Goodbye Intel

Apple M2 SoCs Ready with TSMC at 4nm in 2022: Goodbye Intel

Apple already gave Intel an ultimatum over 3 years ago, after which it launched a joint project that would lead to ARM-based SoCs that surprised locals and outsiders alike. It is true that Intel was late, but Apple was not patient and preferred to make its own SoC which would destroy Intel’s hopes of keeping ...

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Qualcomm leaves TSMC and joins Samsung to compete with Apple

Qualcomm leaves TSMC and joins Samsung to compete with Apple

In just over a year and a half, there have been two pretty big hits for the industry that will completely change it to the point where the first-gen Ryzen architecture changed it. And it is that efficiency is now going to be the big trigger for the future of processors. Qualcomm knows this and ...