MediaTek eyeing mass production of 3nm automotive chips by 2025
MediaTek plans to introduce its first 3nm automotive chip in 2024, followed by mass production as early as 2025, according to Jerry Yu, senior VP and GM of the company's CCM division.
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MediaTek plans to introduce its first 3nm automotive chip in 2024, followed by mass production as early as 2025, according to Jerry Yu, senior VP and GM of the company's CCM division.
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