Samsung Foundry to start making 3nm semiconductor chips for servers
Samsung Foundry will reportedly start making server-grade chips with HBM memory on its 3nm fabrication node. - SamMobile
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Samsung Foundry will reportedly start making server-grade chips with HBM memory on its 3nm fabrication node. - SamMobile
Contract chip designer set to implement a server processor on Samsung's 3nm-class node for an overseas company.
At the time of the unveiling of the new chip, Tesla chief executive officer (CEO) Elon Musk announced that the company had already started working on the next-generation of the chip, which would be as many as three times more efficient than the new chip. He had also announced that the next-generation chip should roughly be ready in around a couple of years. A few months back, some report claimed that the American EV maker was planning for its next-generation autonomous or self-driving chip that would use a 7-nanometer processor developed by a Taiwan semiconductor company called TSMC. Now, so...
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