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

Ha, so here’s the thing—I stumbled onto this whole chip industry saga, and who knew it would be this gripping? Samsung, the Korean big shot, is in the race for chip domination. You know, they’re going full throttle with this 2nm business. And here’s my take: it’s about time someone gave TSMC a run for their money.

So, where was I? Right—Samsung and their 2nm magic. Anyway, TSMC usually calls the shots when it comes to these itty-bitty micro things. Not that they’re all alone—Samsung’s throwing its hat in the ring now, especially with big names like NVIDIA and Qualcomm poking around, seeing if Samsung’s tech soap works wonders. I mean, it’s not every day you hear about tech giants doing a double-take. Maybe they just want an alternative. Or—wait, what was it?—oh yeah, they’re just done with a one-stop shop lifestyle.

Picture this—Apple, NVIDIA, Qualcomm—all realizing putting their eggs (chips?) in a single basket might not be genius after all. It’s like, “Let’s mix it up a bit, shall we?” Samsung had a rocky start with their 3nm attempts. Heck, didn’t we all have those “oops” moments? But hey, it looks like they might crack the nut this time.

Quick side story—I saw a picture of a semiconductor. It looked like a mini city. Totally mind-boggling. Anyway, back to Samsung. They’re claiming their 2nm yield is hanging around the 40% mark these days. Not spotless, but better than my attempt at baking cookies last Christmas, so there’s that.

The tech grapevine says this GAA thingamajig they’ve got is pulling its weight now—which is good news for those gambler types at Qualcomm. Meanwhile, TSMC, the usual suspect, is sitting at 60% yield for 2nm. Maybe Samsung’s catching up, or maybe it’s just the tech industry’s version of keeping up with the Joneses. Who can say?

Oh, and get this—Samsung’s planning to whip up some chips in the USA, in this place called Taylor. Sounds like a fun twist, right? It’s going to be something watching them take the stage. Will they stick the landing with the 2nm? Your guess is as good as mine.