Samsung Foundry's second-gen 3nm yield, at 20%, is costing Samsung some business from major fabless chip designers like ...

After FinFET comes gate all around, or GAA, which will be adopted on TSMC's 2 nm and Samsung's 3 nm nodes. Successive technologies improve electrical performance and miniaturization to fit as many ...

Credit: TSMC TSMC is currently using the age-old FinFET process for its N3 (3nm) process, but it's expected to transition to nanosheet GAA transistors when it begins production at 2nm in 2025.

The collaboration will optimize the next generation of 64-bit ARM® processors based on the ARMv8 architecture, ARM Artisan® physical intellectual property (IP), and TSMC’s FinFET process technology ...

Silicon Success of DesignWare USB 3.0 femtoPHY, Logic Libraries and Embedded Memories in TSMC 16-nm FinFET Process Verifies Robustness of Both IP and Process MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., May 27, 2014 -- ...

For its N2 process, TSMC will be moving away from FinFET to gate-all-around (GAA) nanosheet transistors for the first time, ...

After FinFET comes Gate all-around, or GAA, that will be adopted on TSMC's 2 nm and Samsung's 3 nm nodes. Successive technologies improve electrical performance and miniaturization to fit as many ...

TAIPEI (Reuters) - The Taipei-listed shares of TSMC hit a record high on Friday after the world's largest contract chipmaker posted forecast-beating third-quarter earnings and gave a rosy outlook ...

“Since Taiwan has related regulation to protect its own technologies, TSMC cannot produce 2-nanometer chips overseas currently,” said Kuo, according to a report in the Taipei Times.

We've tested 24 games on Intel's latest Lunar Lake laptop, to show how it stacks up against the previous generation Meteor ...

There are multiple tiles on the processor that we get to see, some of which are made on the TSMC N3B, N5P, and N6 process nodes. All of these building blocks create the Arrow Lake CPU being put ...

The lobby of the TSMC facility in Phoenix last year. “It’s just the beginning” for the “insane” demand for all things AI, C.C. Wei, the chief executive officer of Taiwan Semiconductor ...