After FinFET comes gate all around, or GAA, which will be adopted on TSMC's 2 nm and Samsung's 3 nm nodes. Successive technologies improve electrical performance and miniaturization to fit as many ...

Thus, the impact on TSMC revenue is expected to be minor, as over 70% of its revenue comes from advanced technologies, 7nm-class production nodes, and below. Meanwhile, demand for 16nm FinFET ...

According to the roadmap and on TSMC's 2nm logic section of its website ... The addition of the GAA transistor technology marks a departure from the FinFET designs that have dominated process ...

Silicon Success of DesignWare USB 3.0 femtoPHY, Logic Libraries and Embedded Memories in TSMC 16-nm FinFET Process Verifies Robustness of Both IP and Process MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., May 27, 2014 -- ...

After FinFET comes Gate all-around, or GAA, that will be adopted on TSMC's 2 nm and Samsung's 3 nm nodes. Successive technologies improve electrical performance and miniaturization to fit as many ...

Here’s how it works. Last week, we reported of a Wall Street Journal post claiming that TSMC was in talks to take control of Intel's fabs in some kind of joint venture. Now it's being reported ...

It is developed with TSMC 16nm 0.8V/1.8V CMOS LOGIC FinFET Compact process. Different combinations ... TCAM can search for data that matches the input in one cycle from all the information stored in ...

As the backbone of the world's most advanced processors, TSMC is the go-to contract manufacturer for tech giants like Nvidia, Apple, Qualcomm, AMD, and more. These companies depend on TSMC for ...

TSMC is continuing to back the 7nm FinFET (Fin Field Effect Transistor) process for 5nm - essentially a "3D" non-planar transistor that resembles a fin. Hence the name. However, despite the fact ...

But, during an investors meeting in April, TSMC CEO Dr. Che-Chia Wei said that the firm will continue using FinFET transistor structure for 3nm process technology. Wei also stated that TSMC's N5 ...

Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer TSMC is reportedly taking interest in Intel's stateside manufacturing plants claims The Wall Street Journal in an article published on Saturday. The news ...