2nm is 20A on the agnstrom scale used by Intel, and Intel has an 18A process that was projected to hit production late in 2025. TSMC isn’t projecting anything better until 16A in 2027.
I have no idea how Trump’s trashing of the Chips Act factors in, but it does still seem to be a real race.
2nm is 20A on the agnstrom scale used by Intel, and Intel has an 18A process that was projected to hit production late in 2025. TSMC isn’t projecting anything better until 16A in 2027.
I have no idea how Trump’s trashing of the Chips Act factors in, but it does still seem to be a real race.
Thanks for that info, I haven’t really kept up with what processes the different foundries are capable of these days or what’s in the pipeline.