TSMC may have lost ground to Samsung in 2015, but the company is determined to gain it back. The firm wants to have leaped to 5nm by 2020 ... GlobalFoundries TSMC 14nm AMD 7nm ...

Intel is set to continue outsourcing some of its products to TSMC even when 18A and other advanced nodes are ... (since Intel’s 14nm and 22nm process technologies were designed for CPUs and use ...

Secondly, it is unclear how Intel's and TSMC's HP and LP standard cells compare. While it is logical to assume that N2 has a transistor density lead, it may not be as massive as the lead in HD ...

If Intel chips on 14nm are nearly half the size of what TSMC can offer, then Intel's nascent foundry business will be able to command very preferential prices.

TSMC's 7nm, 5nm, and 3nm "are just numbers ... When people talk about transitioning from a 16nm node to a brand new 14nm part, for example, ...

With U.S. government restrictions on China's Huawai, SMIC will take over production of Kirin modem chips at 14nm from TSMC at 7nm. SMIC, the fifth-largest pure-play foundry, will be able to ...

Yeah, it's not just Intel getting in on the '+' process game, after iteration after iteration of 14nm CPUs, TSMC is also shipping new revisions of existing nodes.

TSMC is the dominant foundry in the world with a 58.8% market share, ... One question about Table_1. At less than 14nm you show TSMC at ~39.5B and 52%, but Samsung at ~3.8B and 40%.

Originally meant for GlobalFoundries 14nm process, delays at the once AMD owned fab have led to a change to use the 16nm process at TSMC, the same one used for AMD and Nvidia's next-gen GPUs.

TSMC has announced details for its low power, ... With Samsung ramping up production of its 14nm Exynos processor, TSMC is looking to forge ahead with its 10nm fabrication next year.

Globalfoundries will focus its resources on building out its 14nm and 12nm processes, while AMD will create its 7nm CPUs and GPUs with TSMC.

Intel 10 nm and TSMC 7nm processes both produce dies with approx 90 million transistors per sq millimetre. Moving forward both Intel and TSMC are targeting approx 150MT/mm² for their upcoming 7nm ...