So, Samsung’s shaking things up in the chip world, huh? Apparently, they’re clawing their way up with this whole 2nm thing. Or so I’m told. I remember reading somewhere that TSMC usually has the upper hand with these techy node things. But maybe not this time? Honestly, I get lost in the jargon sometimes. Anyway, according to a Korean news site, Chosun Biz, Samsung’s got some big companies like NVIDIA and Qualcomm poking around in their tech kitchen. Final stage stuff, they say. Intriguing, right?
The chip scene feels like musical chairs, but with silicon. TSMC’s packed so tight, they’re practically overflowing. Apple’s in the mix — shocker — and NVIDIA too. I guess everyone’s trying to cover their bases by not putting all their eggs in one basket or like, all their chips on one table. Samsung, bless their heart, sorta messed up with the 3nm thing. Idk, yield rates or some such technical whatnot. But with this 2nm business? They might actually pull it off. Fingers crossed for them.
Oh, and there’s this image of some fancy tech. Doesn’t scream “chip” to me, but what do I know?
Samsung’s got their yield rates climbing, supposedly at 40% now. They’re shouting from the rooftops about how they’re getting better at this GAA thing. Honestly, it sounds like a workout plan — “Massive improvements!” Meanwhile, TSMC’s sitting pretty at 60%. Still competitive though, right?
They’re talking about making these chips stateside too, in a place called Taylor. Could be a game-changer for them. But hey, only time will tell. Samsung’s making moves, and I guess we’ll see where that takes them. Stay tuned?
