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03.11.25 - 13:06
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Chip Startup Substrate Draws Skepticism in Quest to Take On TSMC (Bloomberg)
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Welcome to Tech In Depth, our daily newsletter about the business of tech from Bloomberg's journalists around the world. Today, Ed Ludlow and Ian King report on the skepticism that has greeted startup Substrate's announcement that it will produce new chipmaking equipment — and new chips — that can shake up the entire industry....
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03.11.25 - 10:54
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Japan′s materials makers scale up for 2nm chip era (Digitimes)
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As TSMC and Samsung Electronics move closer to mass production of 2nm chips, Japan's semiconductor materials makers are accelerating investments to strengthen their global supply chain presence and meet surging demand for advanced materials....
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03.11.25 - 04:06
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TSMC unveils four-year price hike for advanced chips starting 2026 (Digitimes)
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Industry sources revealed TSMC had introduced a rare multi-year price increase strategy for its advanced semiconductor processes, effective starting in 2026. The company will implement consecutive annual hikes over four years for advanced nodes, including 5nm, 4nm, 3nm, and sub-2nm technologies, marking a significant shift from its traditional pricing approach....
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03.11.25 - 01:06
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Samsung’s 2nm Tesla gamble: a long shot or a long-awaited comeback? (Digitimes)
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Samsung Electronics' foundry division appears poised for a long-anticipated recovery after winning consecutive chip orders from Tesla. Following reports that Samsung would handle Tesla's AI6 chip, new industry sources now say the automaker's AI5 chip, once thought to be TSMC's exclusive project, will also be fabricated by Samsung using a 2nm process....
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03.11.25 - 01:06
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AI chip packaging complexity drives surge in equipment orders (Digitimes)
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TSMC is accelerating development beyond the 2nm process node while expanding mass production of CoWoS-L, SoIC, and next-gen WMCM and CoPoS technologies. The semiconductor industry is entering a "complexity explosion" phase in advanced packaging, boosting high-end AI chip performance and power efficiency....
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01.11.25 - 12:06
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Nvidia emerges as TSMC′s first A16 customer, while Apple may skip to A14 (Digitimes)
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) plans to launch its latest 1.6nm process, dubbed A16, in 2027. Reports indicate that Nvidia is currently working with TSMC on testing the A16 technology and is poised to become its inaugural adopter. In contrast, Apple has yet to engage in discussions regarding A16 and may skip it entirely in favor of the more advanced 1.4nm A14 process....
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31.10.25 - 05:06
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TSMC′s profit engines: Nvidia and Apple orders exceed 40% of revenue (Digitimes)
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TSMC has secured a record-breaking performance for 2025, with profits reaching NT$1.21 trillion (approx. US$39.4 billion) in the first three quarters, already surpassing full-year 2024 results. Key drivers include Nvidia's Rubin platform chips entering 3nm production ramping up in 2026, alongside Apple advancing into 2nm process technology, combined with new advanced packaging using WMCM. Together, these two major customers are expected to account for over 40% of TSMC's revenue, fueling sustained average selling price (ASP) growth....
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30.10.25 - 18:12
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2 AI Value Stocks That′ll Have You Thinking There′s No Bubble (24/7 Wall St.)
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It's hard to avoid the fearful “AI bubble” comments these days, especially as the big technology companies move into earnings where, of course, there's a fairly high bar. Amazon and Taiwan Semiconductor can give you pause and are actually value picks right now. And while it's been a while (Liberation Day) since we've had a ... 2 AI Value Stocks That'll Have You Thinking There's No Bubble
The post 2 AI Value Stocks That'll Have You Thinking There's No Bubble appeared first on 24/7 Wall St.....
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29.10.25 - 09:06
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Taiwan semiconductor industry demands govt action over imminent energy crisis (Digitimes)
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Taiwan's semiconductor industry is sounding the alarm. The Taiwan Semiconductor Industry Association (TSIA) has issued a rare public warning about critical power shortages that threaten the island's chip manufacturing dominance. The message is clear: without immediate action, Taiwan risks losing its competitive edge in the global semiconductor race....
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