The world’s leading semiconductor companies will power next-generation smartphones, data centers and artificial intelligence “2 nanometers” (2nm) racing to make processor chips. TSMC, remains analysts’ favorite to maintain its global dominance in the industry, but Samsung Electronics And Intel, He described the industry’s next leap forward as a chance to close the gap.
Who will be the winner of the 2 nm processor race?
For those who don’t know, first of all the processors “nm” Let’s explain what the phrase means. This expression distance between transistors means. The more transistors in a processor, the more performance and efficiency that processor operates. Therefore, if the distance between transistors becomes shorter, more transistors fit inside the processor and it becomes more powerful. Because of this reason low nm value is superior.
According to reports, which dominates the global market in processors TSMC, Process test results for 2nm prototypes Apple and Nvidia It has already demonstrated it to some of its biggest customers, including. However, some leaks of Samsung, It says it is offering discounted versions of its latest 2-nanometer prototypes to attract the attention of major customers, including Nvidia.
Former market leader Intel also made bold claims that it will produce its next generation chips by the end of next year. This could put it ahead of Asian rivals, although doubts remain about the performance of the US company’s products.
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Mass production of 2 nm processors in 2025 who said he would start TSMC, usually first mobile launches its version and Apple’s becomes its main customer. PC versions and high-performance processors designed for higher power loads seem to come later.
Apple’s latest flagship smartphones, the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, will be launched in September this year with TSMC’s new 3 nanometer chip They were the first mass-market consumer devices to use the technology. 2 nm processors are not expected to be used in the iPhone 16 series, which will be released next year.
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