That would make Samsung the first company to hit the 2nm mark in the US and, presumably, it would generate a lot of publicity ...

Next year's iPhone 18 will use TSMC's next-generation 2-nanometer fabrication process in combination with an advanced new ...

Intel has published a paper about its 18A (1.8nm-class) fabrication process at the VLSI 2025 symposium, consolidating all its ...

Why is TSMC so dominant and essential for the AI supply chain? Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is the world’s largest and most advanced dedicated independent semiconductor foundry.

Intel's 18A process is coming later this year. It's the company's biggest chance to catch back up with rival TSMC. But it's a risky bet.

According to Korea’s ChosunBiz, Intel is now in talks with Microsoft, Google, and Nvidia to fab chips on the upcoming 18A node, a potential rival to TSMC’s 2nm N2 process. The news comes as ...

Intel also stated that 'Intel 18A-P,' a derived node with enhanced performance over 18A, is already at the stage where initial wafers have been introduced into the fab (manufacturing facility).

The Fab 52 facility in Arizona has already completed ... The high-volume manufacturing (HVM) timeline for Intel 18A is expected to roughly coincide with TSMC’s 2nm N2 node, setting the stage for a new ...

Intel Corp. confirmed initial 18A wafer production test runs – its most advanced chip yet – are underway at its Arizona plant, a significant step for US semiconductor manufacturing.

According to a report from Economic Daily News, Intel’s chips for Nova Lake are reportedly undergoing trial production at TSMC’s Hsinchu fab, as both companies work ... 70% internal production rate ...

Intel has used foundry partner TSMC to fabricate many of the tiles ... Early wafers based on Intel 18A-P are in the fab now, the company said. Intel 18A-PT can be connected to the top die using ...

Intel has reportedly outsourced the compute tile for Nova Lake to TSMC to fab on their new 2nm process node (N2). Intel has been recently bragging about its new in-house Intel 18A process node ...