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The mass production of TSMC's 2-nanometer GAA (Gate-All-Around) transistor technology represents a significant advancement in semiconductor manufacturing. As the world's leading foundry, TSMC's continued leadership in advanced process technologies positions it at the forefront of the industry's evol
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2026-09-10
Apple has unveiled its first 2-nanometer smartphone chip, the A20 Pro, powering the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro lineup. This chip marks a significant leap in mobile processing power, featuring dual neural engines, a 6-core CPU with super-cores, and a 7-core GPU with enhanced bandwidth and FP8 compute cap
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2026-07-09
Rapidus, a Japanese chipmaker, plans to price its 2-nanometer chips at a level comparable to, or slightly lower than, those produced by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), the world's largest chip foundry. At an event hosted by the Japan Productivity Center, Rapidus President Atsuyoshi Ko
2026-07-08
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2026-07-08
Rapidus is advancing Japan's 2-nanometer semiconductor production, with its Chitose pilot line operational since April 2025 and mass production targeted for 2027. Backed by eight major Japanese firms including Toyota, Sony, and NEC, the company aims to produce 2nm logic chips and develop advanced ch
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2026-07-03
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is expanding its 3-nanometer chip production capacity across Taiwan, Arizona, and Japan to meet surging demand from AI and advanced computing sectors. This move aligns with U.S. efforts to localize semiconductor manufacturing and reduce reliance on A