Intel and Samsung Electronics — the two top challengers of TSMC’s dominance in the semiconductor contract manufacturing business — are each revising their advanced process road maps, taking ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. plans to begin production with its A14 fabrication process in 2028, aiming to remain at the cutting edge of the chip industry.

TSMC's robust AI-driven growth, clear process roadmap, and resilient demand position it for strong performance through 2025/26 and beyond.

TSMC will have new 2nm production up and running later this year, while A14 (1.4nm) wafer production is expected in 2028, 1nm expected in 2029.

Arriving in 2028, TSMC says that A14 presents a 'full node' uplift over its current cutting-edge N2 process.

TSMC, the world's biggest chipmaker, has just announced another process node which will almost certainly, amongst an undoubted slew of AI chips, be used to make some of our gaming GPUs and CPUs in ...

Apple chipmaker TSMC at the North America Technology Symposium has teased its next-generation A14 process node that will enter planned production in 2028. The cutting-edge A14 node will allow for ...

Intel's 18A process could offer superior performance Intel and TSMC have revealed some details about their forthcoming semiconductor manufacturing technologies and it looks like Chipzilla ...

TSMC is going from its N naming convention—as in, N2, its 2nm process—to A for chips smaller than 2nm. The first of these will be A16 and A14, the latter of which TSMC just highlighted at the ...

TSMC has confirmed the existence of a 1.4-nanometer process, that will be used to make future Apple Silicon chips starting in 2028.

During the IEEE International Electron Device Meeting, TSMC shared some details of its 2nm process, highlighting the gains we can expect.