It seems that Samsung Foundry has finally managed to stabilize its 3nm GAA chip production process. The company was struggling with it for a long time, even preventing the implementation of the ...

Semiconductor manufacturers such as TSMC and Intel have touted GAA transistors as a key technology for process nodes beyond 3nm. Recent nodes, including 3nm, have employed FinFET, a structure ...

TSMC itself expects its first GAA-based process technology — N2 — to increase performance by 10% to 15% compared to N3E, the company's second generation 3nm-class process technology that ...

The company’s top executive also revealed that the Samsung Foundry division managed to stabilize its 3nm GAA wafers. This means that the yield rate of the factories has already reached ...

Samsung is pushing forward with plans to roll out a 1nm chip manufacturing process by 2029, aiming to leapfrog current tech ...

Venice, built on AMD's upcoming Zen 6 microarchitecture, represents a major milestone in the company's data center roadmap and remains on track for release next year.

Previously it was rumoured that the firm may abandon the FinFET transistor process at the 3nm node and will instead use GAA surround gate transistors. But, during an investors meeting in April ...

Whoever wins that race has got the next 10 years.“ Samsung says it started running 3nm GAA chips in June last year but it does not seem to have been successful and a second generation process is now ...

Ensuring that chips will be reliable at 5nm and 3nm is becoming more difficult due to the introduction of new materials, new transistor structures, and the projected use of these chips in safety- and ...