TSMC is preparing to begin 2nm chip production with wafer prices reportedly reaching $30,000 and potentially $45,000 for more ...

Mike Bryant, CTO of Future Horizons, gave a tour d’horizon of the future of semiconductor process technology at the IFS-MT2010 ...

TSMC’s next big node leap comes with a switch to GAAFET (gate-all-around field-effect transistor) architecture. The move away from FinFET means each transistor now gets a nanosheet structure ...

TSMC claims its upcoming N2 manufacturing node is ahead of schedule on defect reduction, even though it is the company’s first attempt at gate-all-around (GAA) nanosheet transistor technology.

potentially at the transistor level, or introduce smarter design tools to accelerate chip optimization. Meanwhile, production is already ramping up for TSMC's third-generation 3nm-class process ...

Intel's about to start launching chips fabbed on its 18A process before you know it, and TSMC has its own "A16 ... It also apparently offers a 20% gain in transistor density versus the previous ...

Apple chipmaker TSMC says that it will make chips with a ... the sizes of chip processes referred to physical size of transistor gates in nanometers. Since then, the actual numbers are more ...

But, even as India refined transistor technology, the world swiftly transitioned ... Remarkably, this happened before Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC)―now a global leader―even entered ...

On April 1, 2025, the Taiwanese manufacturer TSMC introduced the world's most ... in power usage at the same speed. Additionally, transistor density in 2nm chips is increased by about 15%, over ...

TSMC stock is down 20% in 2025 so far, but the company has been growing at an impressive pace. TSMC's improving share of the global foundry market could help it sustain its solid growth momentum ...

Apple supplier TSMC has reached a preliminary agreement with Intel that will see TSMC operating Intel’s chipmaking facilities, reports The Information. TSMC will own a 20 percent stake in the ...

SMIC is more than a decade behind TSMC, Intel, and Samsung. Using transistor count as a proxy ... but mostly from 28nm to 90nm nodes due to our assumption of the company being unable to procure ...