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Meta Other 2026-07-13

Meta Iris Chip to Mass Produce in September: 6-Month Cadence Threatens NVIDIA GPU Hegemony

Reuters confirms Meta's Iris AI chip mass production in September, targeting 2.5GW by end-2026 and 14GW by 2027. Meta's 6-month MTIA generation cadence directly challenges NVIDIA's annual GPU cycle, signaling a hyperscaler shift from GPU dependency to custom ASIC sovereignty.

Other Other 2026-07-13

JCET's $1.4B AI Packaging Capex Reshapes Advanced Packaging Supply Chain

JCET announces $1.4B capex for AI advanced packaging in 2026, targeting Chiplet, HBM, 2.5D/3D. This marks Chinese OSAT's major entry into high-end packaging, complementing TSMC's CoWoS expansion and shifting AI packaging from Taiwan-centric to cross-strait division, supporting local hyperscalers' computing needs.

TSMC Other 2026-07-13

TSMC CoWoS Capacity to Reach 200k Wafers by 2027, Diversifying from GPU to CPU and ASIC

TSMC targets 200k wpm CoWoS capacity by 2027, narrowing supply-demand gap from 20% to 10%. Customer base diversifies from NVIDIA GPU to include AI server CPUs (MediaTek, AMD) and ASICs (Broadcom). CoPoS panel-level packaging enters pilot production in 2027.

TSMC Other 2026-07-13

TSMC Hikes Sub-7nm Prices 8-12%, Extends Lead Times to 26 Weeks, Triggering AI Chip Cost Inflation

TSMC raises sub-7nm wafer prices by 8-12% and extends lead times to 26 weeks, effective July 2026. New v2.1 directive mandates EDA tool validation for PDK access. This directly inflates AI chip TCO, delays new product launches, and solidifies TSMC's control over the AI supply chain.

Intel Other 2026-07-12

Intel押注3D堆叠AI芯片 18A-PT+Foveros Direct 3D+EMIB-T全栈整合

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TSMC Other 2026-06-30

TSMC, ASML, imec Demonstrate 300mm 2D Material CMOS with 50nm CPP, 94% Yield

TSMC, ASML, and imec jointly demonstrated the first 300mm wafer-scale integration of 2D material transistors at VLSI 2026, achieving 50nm contacted poly pitch (CPP) for MoS₂ nFET and WS₂/WSe₂ pFET with 28nm channel length and 94% yield, marking a critical step toward industrializing 2D semiconductors.

Samsung Electronics Other 2026-06-29

Samsung and SK Hynix Announce $300B Investment to Dominate AI Memory and Foundry

Samsung and SK Hynix announce a 10-year, 1,000 trillion won investment plan to expand HBM4 production, improve 3nm GAA yield, and build new AI chip fabs. This aims to cement their HBM duopoly and close the gap with TSMC in advanced foundry, reshaping global AI infrastructure supply chain costs.

OpenAI Other 2026-06-26

OpenAI and Broadcom Tape Out First Inference ASIC Jalapeño in 9 Months, Targeting NVIDIA Dominance

OpenAI and Broadcom unveil Jalapeño, their first custom inference ASIC, fabricated on TSMC 3nm and optimized for Transformer models. Targeting a 50% inference cost reduction, it taped out in 9 months and is slated for deployment in gigawatt-scale data centers by late 2026, marking OpenAI's strategic pivot to full-stack AI infrastructure and a direct challenge to NVIDIA's inference hegemony.

Qualcomm Other 2026-06-25

Qualcomm HBC Gen 1 Stacks LPDDR to 133 TB/s, Challenging HBM Dominance

Qualcomm announces HBC Gen 1, a 3D-stacked LPDDR memory with integrated compute die, achieving 133 TB/s bandwidth and 6x energy efficiency over HBM. Aimed at replacing HBM in AI accelerators, shipping with AI250 in mid-2027, but supply chain and feasibility remain uncertain.

OpenAI Other 2026-06-25

OpenAI and Broadcom Unveil Jalapeno Inference ASIC, Reshaping AI Hardware Landscape

OpenAI, in collaboration with Broadcom, has developed Jalapeno, a custom LLM inference accelerator. The chip uses a multi-chip module with HBM3E memory and achieved tape-out in just nine months. Designed for OpenAI's model stack, it aims to reduce inference costs and dependency on NVIDIA GPUs, with initial deployment planned for late 2026.

AMD Other 2026-06-24

TSMC Hikes Advanced Node Prices 5-10%, Squeezing AI Chip Margins

TSMC informs clients of 5-10% price hikes across all advanced nodes (7nm+), affecting 74% of wafer revenue. Apple, Nvidia, AMD, and others face higher costs, potentially raising AI infrastructure prices.

ASML Other 2026-06-23

ASML CEO Validates Musk's Terafab, Reshaping AI Chip Supply Chain

ASML's CEO publicly acknowledges tracking Elon Musk's planned terawatt-scale AI supercomputer Terafab, comparing it to Korean DRAM megaprojects. This signals that the sole EUV lithography supplier is allocating capacity, potentially transforming AI chip supply chain and vertical integration.

AMD Other 2026-06-18

AMD MEXT Acquisition Turns NAND Flash into DRAM-Class Memory, Halving AI Inference Cost

AMD acquires MEXT, whose technology makes cheap NAND flash behave like expensive DRAM, doubling to quadrupling usable memory capacity while halving costs. This targets inference and agentic AI memory bottlenecks. AMD also signs a 30MW AI compute deployment deal with Rackspace, rolling out from 2026 to 2028.

AMD Other 2026-06-18

AMD Silently Drops TSME from Consumer Ryzen: Security Segmentation Locks Enterprise Users

AMD quietly removed Transparent Secure Memory Encryption (TSME) from consumer Zen 5 Ryzen CPUs, reserving it exclusively for Ryzen PRO series. The change, effective from AGESA 1.2.7.0, is hard to detect on Windows but visible on Linux. This security feature segmentation pushes enterprise buyers toward higher-priced PRO SKUs.

ASML Other 2026-06-18

ASML CEO's EUV Supply Warning Signals a Physical Ceiling on AI Chip Expansion

ASML CEO Fouquet confirms talks with Musk on Terafab but stresses supply constraints. EUV lithography, the sole tool for advanced AI chips, cannot scale quickly. With TSMC, Samsung, Intel, and Musk all vying for limited machines, AI chip capacity allocation becomes a zero-sum game, capping the entire AI infrastructure buildout.

AMD Other 2026-06-17

AMD Mustang Peak Threadripper: 144 cores, PCIe 6.0, TR6 socket – Power and memory challenges loom

AMD's Zen 6 Threadripper 'Mustang Peak' is confirmed with 2nm TSMC process, DDR5, PCIe 6.0, and a new TR6 socket. Using Powderhorn CCDs, it scales to 144 cores (288 threads) with clocks above 6 GHz. However, massive power draw and memory bandwidth demands (possibly requiring MRDIMM) raise platform cost concerns.

Huawei Other 2026-06-17

Huawei's LogicFolding: 3D Stacking Rewrites AI Chip Rules

Huawei's Tau Scaling Law and LogicFolding architecture boost transistor density by 55% and power efficiency by 41% via vertical logic stacking, targeting 1.4nm-class by 2031. Ascend 920/910C chips are now used for DeepSeek V4-Pro post-training, signaling real-world AI workload deployment and challenging Nvidia's dominance in China.

NVIDIA Other 2026-06-16

SiMa.ai Palette Neat: Natural-Language Agentic Environment Dismantles NVIDIA's GPU Moat

SiMa.ai launches open-source Palette Neat, an agentic development environment for Physical AI, paired with its sub-10W Modalix SoM. It uses natural language to abstract compute complexity, slashing dev cycles from months to days. Pin-compatible with NVIDIA SoM, it targets breaking the GPU ecosystem lock-in.

MediaTek Other 2026-06-16

MediaTek Doubles AI ASIC Target to $2B, Challenges Broadcom in Data Center Custom Silicon

MediaTek doubles its 2026 AI ASIC revenue target to $2B, leveraging Google hyperscaler deals and the NVIDIA RTX Spark chip (featuring MediaTek's N1X Arm CPU). It aims for 10-15% of the $70-80B custom AI chip market by 2027, directly challenging Broadcom's dominance.

NVIDIA Other 2026-06-16

HBM Bottleneck Reshapes AI Infrastructure: Asian Memory Makers Gain Leverage Over Nvidia

SK Hynix, Samsung, and Micron have crossed $1 trillion market cap as HBM becomes the hard limit in AI infrastructure. Asian suppliers now account for 90% of Nvidia's production costs, shifting the bottleneck from GPU compute to stacked memory and advanced packaging.