While Taiwan's academia can leverage collaborations with IC design companies such as MediaTek to access TSMC's advanced processes—7nm, and even 4nm and 3nm—such opportunities are limited to a ...

MediaTek has scaled back 7nm and 6nm wafer starts at TSMC due to disappointing sales of its smartphone application processors, with the orders cutback likely to carry on into the first half of ...

By addressing IR Drop at sub-7nm nodes, the solution can significantly boost wafer yields, potentially saving manufacturers millions in production costs; improving yield from 50% to 80% on a ...

According to Bloomberg, the Netherlands is set to restrict ASML's ability to service its installed advanced wafer fab equipment in China, which could severely disrupt China's chipmaking ambitions ...

SEALSQ, ColibriTD, and Xdigit partner to enhance semiconductor wafer yields below 7nm by addressing IR Drop issues using quantum computing. SEALSQ Corp, in collaboration with ColibriTD and Xdigit ...

Home News GlobeNewswire SEALSQ, ColibriTD, and Xdigit Announce Plan to Develop a Breakthrough Quantum Computing Based Solution Set to Revolutionize Semiconductor Wafer Yields for Sub-7nm Nodes ...

According to the latest reports TSMC plans on charging more than $20,000 for 3nm wafers. When the foundry moved from 7nm to 5nm, wafer pricing rose 60% from $10,000/wafer to $16,000/wafer.

12 Inch Wafer Foundry Market is Segmented by Type (Cutting-Edge (3/5/7nm), 10/14/16/20/28nm, 40/45/65/90nm), by Application (Advanced Logic Technology, Mature Logic Technology, Specialty ...

Mentor's AFS platform, including the AFS Mega circuit simulator, is also now certified for TSMC's 5nm FinFET and 7nm FinFET Plus processes. Mentor's enhanced tools for TSMC's WoW stacking technology ...

Samsung unveiled a new round of process node improvements at 10nm and 14nm this week -- and claims to be pushing ahead with 7nm EUV, despite being the only foundry currently promising to use the ...

Extreme Cerebras Wafer Packs 2.6 Trillion-Transistor CPU With 850,000 Cores Cerebras has a 7nm follow-up to its first-gen part last year, with more than 2x the cores and over two trillion transistors.

7nm!!! I just think it's so cool that we're (not me obviously) getting close to the point of manipulating individual atoms to make stuff. Is that his arm you can see through the wafer in the top pic?