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TSMC to manufacture upcoming 3nm AMD Ryzen 8000 and EPYC processors

TSMC to manufacture upcoming 3nm AMD Ryzen 8000 and EPYC processors

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 ...

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Global chip market, is it dominating Intel, Samsung or TSMC?

Global chip market, is it dominating Intel, Samsung or TSMC?

The first quarter of the year revealed a tug-of-war between the top 15 semiconductor manufacturers in the world, with a series of pretty interesting surprises. Who runs the world’s main market? Who goes out and who goes in? Who has had the highest incomes and who leaves rooms on the way? Let’s look at the ...

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TSMC already produces ‘A15’ chip for iPhone 13, according to DigiTimes

TSMC already produces ‘A15’ chip for iPhone 13, according to DigiTimes

It appears that Apple has properly moved the chips in its logistics operations despite the current global semiconductor shortage. DigiTimes said in a recent article that the Anglo-Saxon media reflected that the supplier TSMC already produces the ‘A15’ chips which will equip future iPhone 13. Or “iPhone 12S”, if you prefer. The news coincides with ...

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TSMC launches production of the A15 for the iPhone 13

TSMC launches production of the A15 for the iPhone 13

Some reports indicate that the production of the new A15 processors for the following iPhone models went into production. In this case, the person in charge or who takes the bulk of the production of this processor for the iPhone is TSMC. The iPhone 13 is expected to arrive in the second half of this ...

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Cost of manufacturing 7nm processors, GPUs and SoCs at TSMC

Cost of manufacturing 7nm processors, GPUs and SoCs at TSMC

TSMC’s 7nm node will soon be removed by the 5nm node, but it is the most widely used in the industry, as TSMC is the factory used by the vast majority of “ factory-less ” semiconductor companies. or non-manufacturing. As is the case with AMD, currently TSMC’s largest customer for its 7nm node. The first ...

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Processors with big.LITTLE technology with TSMC 3nm

Processors with big.LITTLE technology with TSMC 3nm

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 ...

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US helps Intel compete with TSMC and Samsung

US helps Intel compete with TSMC and Samsung

When designing a new processor, it is necessary to know in advance which manufacturing node is going to be used, which will mark the limits of its design. A fact that may seem trivial at first glance so much so that in a globalized market, more money can be converted into some or another of ...

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Intel Equivalent Nodes, a new way to compete with TSMC

Intel Equivalent Nodes, a new way to compete with TSMC

What if 10nm, 7nm, 5nm or 3nm … TSMC and Intel both played cat and mouse with their nomenclatures, used more as pure marketing than to define the volumetric or metric scale of transistors. . Well, now Intel in an unexpected twist wants to facilitate equivalences with a new concept for the industry, so that ...

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TSMC wafer price increases GPU and processor crisis?

TSMC wafer price increases GPU and processor crisis?

Perhaps the worst possible news for the semiconductor market has been confirmed. And it is that a giant like TSMC, with 60% of the world market in terms of semiconductors and foundry strictly speaking, announced that if a partner wants to get one of its wafers, it will have to pay a extra cost. TSMC ...

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The lie of the CPU nanometer Intel, Samsung and TSMC

The lie of the CPU nanometer Intel, Samsung and TSMC

The chip manufacturing processes that our hardware uses are usually expressed as a number followed by nanometers. But what does this term indicate today? Well, objectively nothing and that is why nanometers are a lie, because it has become a marketing term by all factories or foundries of transformers. Whether we are talking about Intel, ...