Samsung is reportedly making progress in its 2nm chip development. According to SammyGuru, citing South Korean media outlet New Daily,  the 2nm Exynos 2600 chip—expected to power the Galaxy S26 series in 2026—has now entered the prototype mass production phase. As noted in the report, Samsun...

As TSMC prepares for 2nm mass production in 2H25, wafer prices have reportedly hit $30,000 per unit for 2nm and could soar to $45,000 at future nodes, according to Commercial Times. Despite the steep cost, major CSPs are set to follow AMD, NVIDIA, and Broadcom in adopting the node in the next 2 year...

Following Xiaomi’s launch of its first in-house 3nm chip, XRING 01, Taiwanese smartphone chipmaker MediaTek also signals its first 2nm products at Computex 2025. According to Commercial Times, the company’s first 2nm chip is expected to tape out in September. As MediaTek deepens its partnersh...

Amid tariff pressures, TSMC is ramping up new capacity both at home and overseas. According to CNA and MoneyDJ, the foundry giant plans to build nine new facilities in 2025—eight fabs and one advanced packaging plant—across its global footprint. Most of the newly added capacities will feature...

With 2nm becoming the next battleground for chipmakers, Samsung is racing—like Intel—to close the gap with TSMC by landing major external orders. Now, it may be just one step away: according to Chosun Biz, Samsung Foundry has entered the final phase of 2nm performance testing with NVIDIA GPUs an...