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Half nodes were established due to various cost-related reasons.
This is not just a TSMC issue.
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The Chinese are fairly good at software themselves. Huawei is one of the largest contributors to Linux kernel development.
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Limiting revenue by US companies and encouraging China to do their own development (which they obviously can) seem like a problematic...
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I was going to ask how long this has been prevelant. I remember following the "standard" node naming conventions of Intel, and AMD...
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Intel reported better-than-expected financial results for the third quarter of 2025, signaling progress in its ongoing turnaround...
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Well, talking about the government-supported investment, Cambricon has a market value of 600 billion yuan with 6 billion yuan in sales.
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I was going to ask how long this has been prevelant. I remember following the "standard" node naming conventions of Intel, and AMD...
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We have been doing half node for many years. High volume fabless companies demanded it. Now we call it a family of processes but they...
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The half-node and small-step approach improves on time product delivery. Predictability in product delivery is extremely important to...
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This isn't very optimistic for 18A short term - they're saying that yields will only be "good margin" in 2027, with a small chance at...
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Some interesting comments on 18A and when it becomes competitive.
No one has asked the question I recommended "is 18A ramp helping or...
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Intel is losing
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Intel basically shot itself in the foot otherwise TSMC wouldn't have the tech crown and getting foundry customer would have been lot...
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Intel reported better-than-expected financial results for the third quarter of 2025, signaling progress in its ongoing turnaround...
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Xebec replied to the thread Not Just Numbers: How TSMC’s “Small-Step, Fast-Run” Strategy Became Its Secret Weapon Against Samsung and Intel.I was going to ask how long this has been prevelant. I remember following the "standard" node naming conventions of Intel, and AMD...