… Bleeding-edge Exynos likely sticking with the same 10-core CPU cluster, with Samsung’s 1.4nm process bringing a 25 percent efficiency gain The Exynos 2700 is yet to be released, but @SPYGO19726 has shared some juicy details belonging to the Korean giant’s first 1.4nm SoC, even though there have bee… …
… The outlet reports that the Exynos 2800 was originally going to be produced on a 1.4nm manufacturing process. However, Samsung decided to use a 2nm process dubbed SF2P Plus. …
… Last year, it began making mobile system-on-chips SoCs using its SF2 node which it calls the 1 st Generation 2nm GAA process , but among the major goals for the company for this year is to ramp up '2 nd Generation 2nm SF2P and prepare performance and power-optimized 4nm process,' which suggests lim… …
… Similar News Stories AMD's next-gen Instinct MI500 AI GPU to be fabbed on TSMC N2P process, goes head-on with NVIDIA Samsung Foundry in discussions with AMD to make next-gen EPYC 'Venice' CPUs on its 2nm node AMD rumor: abandons 4nm orders with Samsung Foundry, shifts 4nm to TSMC Arizona for EPYC C… …
… The rest of its SoCs are manufactured in Taiwan. Apple will reportedly use TSMC's 2nm N2 process in the A20 and A20 Pro processors exclusively for the iPhone 18 lineup. …
… Last year, the Korean technology behemoth was rumored to have cancelled its 1.4nm process for undisclosed reasons, though it was later reported that the company had delayed this node to 2028 as it may have wanted to divert its attention to the 2nm GAA technology. …
… Development of Samsung's 1.4nm node is on track, and it is "pursuing the expansion of large-scale 2nm customers." Apple is preparing to make the jump to 2nm chips soon, and the iPhone 18 models could be the first to have chips built on the new node. …
… Meanwhile, we reported earlier today that TSMC appears to be in no mood to cede ground on capacity and technology leadership, with as many as 12 different fabs currently in various stages of construction to cement TSMC's lead on 2nm and A14 1.4nm nodes. …
… Development of the 1.4nm node remains on track, with the Business also pursuing the expansion of large-scale 2nm customers. …
… While TSMC is trying to expand its 3nm capacity by repurposing some of the 4nm lines that now lie vacant due to reduced demand from low- and mid-tier smartphone SoCs, the resulting 25,000 wafers per month in additional capacity is seemingly not enough to unclog lines choked with oncoming demand, es… …