Nvidia and Qualcomm going to Samsung for 2nm chips? What do you think?

General
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Funny how even Samsung doesn’t trust their foundry for their flagship phones.

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Samsung can’t pull this off. TSMC is still miles ahead.

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Crosby said:
Samsung can’t pull this off. TSMC is still miles ahead.

Don’t count Samsung out just yet. They’ve been ahead before, like during the 64-bit era. Things could swing back in their favor with GAA technology.

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@Jordan
People forget how often the lead shifts between foundries. It’s all about who gets it right next.

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Crosby said:
Samsung can’t pull this off. TSMC is still miles ahead.

I want competition, but I also want TSMC to stay strong. Their success helps keep Taiwan safe from outside threats.

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They said the same about 3nm, and look how that turned out. Yields didn’t improve in time.

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This doesn’t look promising.

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Seems like most companies are steering clear of Samsung chips for a reason.

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Kingsley said:
Seems like most companies are steering clear of Samsung chips for a reason.

Samsung could use its own chips in their phones to build confidence, but they don’t even do that.