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According to industry sources, TSMC is planning to introduce a 12 nanometer half-node process to enhance competition with 28nm and lower process nodes that have been adopted over the past few years.

Accelerates Pathway to Ultra High-Speed 1.6Tbps Bandwidth for Build Out of the Next Generation of Cloud Computing, AI, and Hyperscale Networks SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Credo Technology ...

To ensure seamless system integration, GUC has developed bridges for AXI, CXS, and CHI buses utilizing the UCIe Streaming Protocol. These bridges are optimized for high traffic density, low power ...

The new 224G PAM4 IP offering brings Credo’s high-performance, power-efficient SerDes technologies with fabrication on an industry-leading advanced process technology from TSMC to provide the ...

MediaTek Inc., Taiwan's largest chip designer, said Tuesday that it has adopted Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.'s (TSMC) advanced 2-nanometer process -- set to enter mass production in the ...

A new report suggests TSMC’s 2nm process may bring smaller-than-expected gains in power, performance, and area despite its next-gen branding. If true, the reduced complexity could keep wafer pricing ...

The Intel 18A process is in production and features a critical technology currently exclusive to Intel. Backside power delivery moves power circuits to the back of the chip, unlocking additional ...

TL;DR: Apple's upcoming M5 processor will be manufactured using TSMC's cost-effective 3nm N3E process, competing with Qualcomm and MediaTek's chips on the higher-end N3P node. The more advanced M5 Pro ...

LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Silicon Creations, a leading provider of precision IP for advanced SoC design, today announced its 1000th production FinFET tapeout at TSMC, alongside the ...

The big picture: The announcement highlights how TSMC continues to frame technological progress not just in terms of incremental improvements but also in its ability to deliver manufacturing advances ...