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Is Samsung delaying Taylor plant launch to shift to 2nm process?

Jessica Tsai, Taipei; Jack Wu, DIGITIMES Asia Thursday 20 June 2024 0

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Samsung Electronics' wafer foundry in Taylor, Texas, initially set to mass-produce 4nm process technology, is reportedly shifting to 2nm processes.

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