NVIDIA to Adopt Samsung’s 2nm Technology for Consumer and AI GPUs Amid Remarkable Yield Progress

Man, Samsung’s diving headfirst into the chip scene, gunning for that top spot. Apparently, they’re catching up fast with some fancy 2nm tech. Who would’ve thought, right?

So, picture this: Samsung kinda taking on TSMC. Yeah, the Taiwanese big shot’s been running the show on 2nm. But now, Samsung’s like, “Hey, we’re ready too!” They’ve got NVIDIA and Qualcomm poking around, almost ready to jump onboard.

Everyone’s been squished into TSMC’s line, like those elevators that beep when there’s too much weight? Firms like Apple, NVIDIA – they need options. Can’t put all their faith in one place, right? Dual-sourcing is the cool kid in town, and turns out, Samsung’s the new buddy everyone wants. They’ve stumbled before, like with their 3nm stuff, but things might just shift with this 2nm gig.

Oh, and here’s a snapshot — there’s this pic of Samsung doing its thing, making chips. Looks pretty neat.

Right now, Samsung’s 2nm yield is sitting at about 40%. Not bad, huh? It’s improving, like watching a plant grow when you actually remember to water it. They’ve gotten the hang of their GAA implementation, whatever that means – all I know is, it’s making their numbers look better. TSMC’s at 60%, which is only a smidge ahead. So, honestly, feels like anyone’s game.

And here’s a twist — Samsung’s thinking of cooking up these 2nm chips in the U.S., at this place called Taylor. Imagine that! It’ll be wild to see how this plays out, especially since Samsung seems pretty set on this path.

Anyway, that’s the scoop. Wonder how things will shake out!