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  • Samsung claims that the yield rate of its 3nm process has reached 60 to 70%

    Samsung claims that the yield rate of its 3nm process has reached 60 to 70%

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    In June last year, Samsung announced the commencement of 3nm chip production at its Hwaseong plant in South Korea. As one of the most advanced technologies in semiconductor manufacturing at this stage, Samsung has become the only global foundry offering 3nm process manufacturing services utilizing the next-generation Gate-All-Around (GAA) transistor architecture. This marks Samsung’s first…

  • Intel delays TSMC’s 3nm orders, Postponed to 2024Q4 for Arrow Lake

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    Starting with this year’s Meteor Lake, Intel will adopt a modular design. In addition to using its own new Intel 4 process, it will also use TSMC’s process to manufacture other modules, including GPUs. However, as demand in the PC market declined, it was reported last year that Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger had met with…

  • TSMC 3nm process will be mass-produced next month

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    Last month, Samsung held a delivery ceremony for 3nm foundry products using the next-generation GAA (Gate-All-Around) transistor technology at the V1 production line of the Hwaseong factory in Gyeonggi-do. TSMC, as the largest wafer foundry, has also put the production of its 3nm process on the agenda. According to ctee, after the completion of technology…

  • Samsung will mass-produce 3nm process next week

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    Samsung’s foundry business has been at the center of a storm over the past few months. At the beginning of this year, it was first reported that the management of Samsung Electronics decided to investigate the related issues of the semiconductor process. Then there was an employee leak incident, and then the yield and performance…

  • TSMC may not be able to mass produce 3nm process on time

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    At present, Apple is gradually shifting the Mac product line from Intel x86 processors to its self-developed chips, recently Apple launched new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models equipped with M1 Pro and M1 Max, further increasing the proportion of self-developed chips in the product line. Compared with the previous Intel x86 processor, it also…