…As Samsung moved to lower process nodes, TSMC argued that its products began to increasingly resemble TSMC's own hardware. According to TSMC's engineers, the two foundries' now have nearly identical…
…It currently uses TSMC for its GPUs, just like AMD, which is notably ahead of Intel when it comes to advanced nodes. Jensen also said his company's relationship with TSMC took…
…While Samsung has also signed deals with both AMD and Nvidia, neither of those companies moves nearly as much hardware as mobile SoC manufacturers -- which is why TSMC and Samsung have been…
…only if the EUV hardware is ready to come online. Betting and missing on EUV as a 7nm solution could cripple Samsung's foundry technology if TSMC and Intel bet on traditional…
…and TSMC dominate chip revenue. Owning foundries can be quite lucrative if you have the scale to do it. Image Robust demand has convinced tool manufacturers to begin building 200mm hardware again…
…450mm wafers and EUV 18 months ago, TSMC, Intel, and Samsung made headlines when they all poured money into ASML's efforts to develop 450mm wafers. These were major announcements at the…
…Future consumer GPU hardware and software will be collectively branded as "Intel Arc." Intel writes: "The Arc brand will cover hardware, software, and services, and will span multiple hardware generations, with the…
…Five to six years ago, Intel would quickly point out that one major difference between itself and rival foundries like TSMC was the way it talked about new process nodes. It was…
…Looking at the trends of this hardware cycle, however, it's hard to not feel like Nintendo screwed up the launch timing. If the Switch is built on TSMC's 20nm process…
…The new Project Scorpio SoC, built on TSMC's 16nm FinFET proces. Image by Digital Foundry Data from Digital Foundry (Opens in a new window) strongly suggests Scorpio is based on Polaris…