Market chatter continues to link Apple as a potential early adopter of Intel’s 18A-P for future M-series chips, with more technical details expected to surface at the VLSI Symposium in mid-June. Based on information disclosed on the VLSI website, Intel’s enhanced 18A-P process delivers over 18% ...

Ahead of NVIDIA’s earnings release, the industry's gaze is already fixed on its mid-March's GTC conference. CEO Jensen Huang's tease of a "world-surprising" new chip has set the stage for a showcase spanning both foundry and memory. According to Chosun Biz, the chip, likely the upcoming Feynman pr...

NVIDIA recently marked a major milestone, celebrating the first Blackwell wafer produced on U.S. soil at TSMC’s fab—an achievement that underscores their deepening partnership. That collaboration may soon expand further. According to South Korean outlet EBN News, citing industry sources, NVIDIA ...

As U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick floated the idea of a “50-50 split” in chip production between the U.S. and Taiwan in a NewsNation interview, Economic Daily News suggests TSMC is moving faster in Arizona. Its third fab could enter mass production as early as 2027—beating the original...

According to Commercial Times, sources say NVIDIA is weighing the adoption of TSMC’s most advanced process, the A16 — a 2nm-class node with backside power delivery slated for mass production in the second half of 2026. In 2026, alongside major smartphone makers adopting TSMC’s 2nm, AMD is set...