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AMD eyes up TSMC over Samsung Foundry for 4nm Epyc CPUs
AMD's switch to TSMC marks another setback to Samsung's foundry business, adding to the already low 3nm wafer yields.
Fahd Temsamani
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06/05/2025
Intel reportedly places orders with TSMC for its N2 node
Intel may join AMD and Apple as a customer of TSMC's 2nm node, likely as part of its plans to manufacture Nova Lake CPUs.
Samuel Willetts
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24/04/2025
Intel will continue outsourcing 30% of wafer production to TSMC
Intel’s long-term partnership with TSMC is far from the end as the brand confirms its plans to bring all manufacturing back home have changed.
Fahd Temsamani
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06/03/2025
TSMC expected to maintain foundry lead until at least 2032
Taiwanese research firm expects TSMC to remain the world's largest foundry by wafer capacity until at least 2032.
Fahd Temsamani
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26/06/2024
Skyrocketing TSMC N3 prices could spell havoc for Nvidia GPUs
TSMC plans to increase its manufacturing prices following an increase in demand coming from China and upcoming next-gen chips.
Fahd Temsamani
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20/06/2024
4nm TSMC chips are 8.5% cheaper to make but will we benefit?
TSMC has improved its 4nm and 5nm-family process, resulting in higher yields, and decreased production costs of up to 8.5%.
Blair Jacobs
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25/04/2024
TSMC policies could make CPUs and GPUs more expensive
New TSMC policies mean we could see increased prices on components which use the company's semiconductors. Here's why.
Aleksha McLoughlin
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18/04/2024
Apple could cause CPU prices to jump with new TSMC deal
It looks like CPUs could be getting a lot pricier in the coming months, and it's all Apple's fault for buying up TSMC chips.
Jason Coles
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28/03/2024
Samsung starts mass production on 3nm process node
Samsung's new 3nm process node enters mass production with claims of increased performance and efficiency.
Blair Jacobs
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01/07/2022
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