Tag: TSMC
TSMC’s 2nm Node Now Due Towards The End Of 2025
Nanometre no more, as we quickly approach the production of features described as 2nm. The description of node size has become less accurate as fabs are able to produce smaller features, but…
Read MorePodcast #660 – RX 6500 XT, MS with Activision Blizzard, EXYNOS 2200, TSMC Expands, Thinkpad P15 Mobile Review + MORE!
2022 is still here, so are we. Welcome to the second show this year, sorry it was late being posted here - I'm blaming the pandemic. The RX 6500 XT is a 4GB…
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AMD Announces Radeon RX 6700 XT Graphics Card
AMD has announced their latest graphics card, with the new Radeon RX 6700 XT joining the RX 6800 Series as a lower cost RDNA 2 option (though, as we are all painfully…
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TSMC’s 3nm Is On Track
TSMC have stated that their 3nm lines should be online later this year and describe it as a much larger change than their switch to 5nm. The process will offer up to…
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TSMC Stops Shipping Chips To Huawei
A new chapter in the ongoing saga of Huawei was released today, this time on the supply side as opposed to on the demand end of the equation. So far four of…
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Apple Chips; New 5nm A14 Chips From TSMC Coming
It seems like just last week when Google announced they would be moving to a custom 5nm ARM based chip from Samsung for some, if not all of their upcoming...
Read MorePC Perspective Podcast #575 – Comet Lake-F Leaks, Drop ALT Keyboard
Join us this week as we discuss the latest information on Intel's upcoming Comet Lake-F processors, check out a new mid-range CPU cooler from be quiet!, review a new mechanical keyboard from…
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TSMC Is Looking At A Big Year
In order to be able to handle the demand they expect for 2020 TSMC is planning to extensively expanded some of their factories. Samsung may have scored Qualcomm's 5nm production but
Read MorePC Perspective Podcast #558 – The Best Radeon RX 5700 XT, EPYC Video Encoding
This week we review SAPPHIRE's new Nitro+ RX 5700 XT, take a look at two new cases from Corsair and be quiet!, discuss the latest Ryzen BIOS updates, and more! Our sponsor this…
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Many Dies But Still Not Dead: TSMC’s Huge Interposer
TSMC published a blog post last Wednesday that is called, “Moore’s Law is not Dead”. First, they reiterate that Moore’s Law is about density, not performance. It used to be...
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NVIDIA Working with Both Samsung and TSMC for Ampere
In early June, DigiTimes reported that NVIDIA would be producing their next-generation graphics card at Samsung’s foundries. This story was picked up by various sites and then...
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Samsung Inside! Intel’s Fab-ulous Outsourcing Initiative
Intel's 14nm Rocket Lake CPUs are not due out until late 2020 or early 2021, which sounds a lot further away than it actually is, which is why they are making news…
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TSMC Will Begin Mass Production of Enhanced 7nm Node Using EUV In March, 5nm to Follow
According to Hexus, chip manufacturing giant TSMC will begin mass production of its enhanced 7nm process node as soon as next month. The new "CLN7FF+, N7+" mode incorporates limited use...
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PC Perspective Podcast #530 – New NVMe SSDs, RTX 2060 Overclocking, and AMD Q4 Earnings
PC Perspective Podcast #530 - 1/30/2019 This week on the show, we have reviews of two power supplies, two new NVMe SSDs from Samsung and Western Digital, a look at a new low-profile…
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Big trouble in little TSMC
In case you have yet to hear, TSMC's production line is suffering after ingesting some sub-par chemicals, which has "caused wafers to have lower yield". It was originally reported that...
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These three foundries aren’t scared of a wee 7nm
DigiTimes today is sharing some information about just where AMD's 7nm chips will be processed and there seems to be a name missing. TSMC, SPIL and TFME will all be producing…
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Is Intel thinking of hooking up with TSMC again?
It has been a while since Intel last used TSMC to fab some of their chips apart from some FPGA lines but rumours that DigiTimes have heard suggest that could change. …
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ARM Unveils “Neoverse” Infrastructure
This morning ARM is announcing their new design and technology push called "ARM Neoverse". Neoverse is aimed at providing scalable solutions utilizing ARM technology from the edge to the core datacenter. ARM…
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