As the number shrinks, the expectations soar.
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TSMC is running the pilot production phase of its 3nm process. The company reportedly expects to go big with volume production by late 2022, tentatively in the fourth quarter. This news comes as TSMC gears up to handle NVIDIA's RTX 40-series production, another item on its 2022 docket.
TSMC has been having a very busy year, especially where headlines are concerned. Between its differing views with the U.S. government and the eye-catching win of NVIDIA's contractual interests, it's had no shortage of high-profile news surrounding it. And it's once again making the front page now that its 3nm pilot production program is officially underway, signaling the company is upping its chip game once again.
Though the pilot production phase is going on right now, TSMC isn't expected to hit volume production with its 3nm process until the final quarter of 2022 (via DigiTimes). Coincidentally, that's right around the time NV... https://www.windowscentral.com/tsmc-ushers-its-3nm-era-chip-production-aims-go-big-late-2022
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