Samsung’s 2nm Technology to be Adopted by NVIDIA for Consumer and AI GPUs as Yield Rates Show Remarkable Progress

So, Samsung’s jumping into this chip game hard, right? Out of nowhere—or maybe not, ’cause they’ve been in the wings—here they come with this slick 2nm business. It’s like they’ve thrown their hat in the ring against TSMC, who’s been, let’s face it, ruling the playground.

I get it. You hear “2nm” and think, “Okay, that’s teeny-tiny,” but the tech world goes nuts over this stuff. Samsung’s got NVIDIA and Qualcomm sniffing around, like they’re in the final stages of a love affair with these processors. Apparently, they’re tired of putting all their faith in TSMC. Who can blame ’em? You don’t put all your eggs in one basket, especially when that basket’s full.

Now, Samsung’s had their hiccups—I mean, remember the 3nm drama? Yikes. Yield rates were not their friend back then. But now, they’re saying they’ve got a 40% yield rate on this 2nm deal, and it’s climbing. How those numbers actually stack up against TSMC’s 60%—well, it’s closer than it sounds, I guess. Sounds like a neck-and-neck race to me.

Also, Samsung’s not just keeping this in Korea. They’re eyeing those American skies, planning to roll out production at the Taylor facility. Interesting pivot, right? Who knows how that’ll shake things up.

Anyway, it looks like they’re gearing up for something solid with this 2nm wizardry. Let’s see if they can finally knock TSMC off that throne. Or at least share the seat a bit. Stay tuned, folks.