Samsung 3nm Chipsets Struggle as TSMC Wins Google’s Tensor G5
Samsung’s 3nm chipsets face production setbacks, while Google shifts Tensor G5 to TSMC. Here’s what it means for the chip industry.
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Samsung 3nm Chipsets Struggle as TSMC Wins Google’s Tensor G5 Why Are Samsung’s 3nm Chipsets Struggling in the Market?
Samsung’s 3nm chipsets are currently grappling with low yields and limited buyer interest, a challenge that’s raising questions for investors and consumers alike. Many are wondering, “Why is Samsung struggling with its 3nm chips?” and “What’s the impact on Samsung’s future in the semiconductor market?” The issue stems from the company’s difficulty in achieving high yields for its advanced 3nm nodes, a problem that has persisted into its third year of production. This setback comes as major clients, including Google, opt for rival foundries like TSMC for critical chip manufacturing. The shift directly affects Samsung’s positioning in the competitive semiconductor industry, potentially reducing its market share and profitability in the high-stakes race for advanced chip production. Google Ditches Samsung’s Foundry for Tensor G5
Google’s long-standing reliance on Samsung’s foundry for Tensor chip production is coming to an end. Afte…
