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…Maybe Moore's Law ain't dead, after all. "AMD today announced that its next-generation AMD EPYC processor, codenamed Venice, is ramping production in Taiwan on TSMC’s advanced 2 nm…
…The company also announced that itself and TSMC have "hit another major production milestone" with Venice Epyc CPUs ramping on TSMC 2nm technology in Taiwan. The red team said that it has…
…Earlier today, TSMC, the world's biggest chipmaker and ASML's biggest customer, announced that it's planning on investing another $100 billion in the US in the form of chip manufacturing…
…MLID says this is possible in part thanks to the use of cutting-edge TSMC N2 silicon. This bit is certainly very plausible. AMD is on record saying that its upcoming next…
…Strix Point was a decent advance on its predecessor, Phoenix, but it used the same TSMC N4 silicon, limiting the upgrade potential. AMD has since launched the Gorgon Point APU , the follow…
…It's said the older Intel 7 node is increasingly being reserved for more profitable server chips and even Intel CPUs made in TSMC's fabs will be in short supply. Nikkei…
…The number of partners we work with here in Taiwan, incredible." Taiwan is already the base of operations for the largest semiconductor manufacturer in the world, TSMC (not to mention all the…
…Those machines have only ever gone to US or US-friendly companies such as TSMC, Intel, Samsung, and so on. The Chinese chipmaking market hasn't had access to them—perhaps until…
…The supply chain of an Nvidia H200 chip from r/nvidia For example, all GeForce RTX 50-series cards sport a GPU that's been fabricated and packaged by TSMC, and the…
…It farms out manufacture, mostly to Taiwanese fab TSMC, and that means signing forward contracts and, to an extent, being limited by TSMC's capacity. That said, while Intel still does manufacture…