NVIDIA Set to Adopt Samsung’s 2nm for Consumer and AI GPUs, Yield Rates Show Remarkable Improvement

Samsung’s apparently in this wild race to be numero uno in chips. No joke, they’re coming in hot with this whole 2nm thing.

Samsung’s 2nm Thing: Could Be Pretty Huge

So, let’s talk chip wars. TSMC’s been the big dog for a while. But outta nowhere — okay, maybe not nowhere — Samsung’s like, “Hey, check this out!” According to some Korean news folks (Chosun Biz, ever heard of them? Me neither), Samsung’s 2nm tech is catching some major eyeballs. NVIDIA and Qualcomm are kicking the tires, and it’s almost decision time.

Honestly, the chip world’s kinda like high school drama. TSMC’s the popular kid, but their classes (or lines?) are packed. Companies like Apple can’t just stick to one hangout. So, Samsung might become their new BFF. They had some flops before, remember the 3nm hiccup? Yikes. But this time feels different.

Oh, and there’s this picture floating around of — wait, what was it? Oh right, Samsung’s factory or something. Let’s move on.

Now, Samsung claims they’re rocking a 40% yield rate on these 2nm chips. Not too shabby. They’ve apparently done some magic with this GAA tech, fixing their flops, and TSMC might be sweating a tad because they’re at, what, 60%? That’s not a huge leap ahead.

Meanwhile, Samsung’s thinking of whipping up some chips in the US, at their Taylor site. You gotta wonder how that’ll play out. Will they really pull it off? Honestly, it’s anyone’s guess. But things are getting spicy, and it feels like Samsung’s got some serious game this time.