TSMC has been chosen to manufacture Intel’s 3nm hardware, which will be released in July 2022. The new process promises much higher performance and power efficiency than previous generations of processors.
TSMC is going to manufacture Intel’s 3nm hardware from July 2022. TSMC will be able to produce up to 18 billion chips a year with this new technology.
Intel was interested in the TSMC 3nm node, and there are rumors that the two companies had actually shook hands on a 3nm chip manufacturing collaboration. However, neither couple issued an official statement about the event.
According to UDN, a Chinese news source, Intel has already placed a large order with TSMC for 3nm nodes. According to the source, Intel intends to take the lead in producing graphics chips and server CPUs utilizing TSMC’s most advanced 3nm technology.
TSMC is planning a new facility to meet Intel’s 3nm needs. The whole process is expected to happen in the Nanke 18b facility, which is next to the Nanke 18a plant, which makes Apple’s 5nm chips. According to the most recent rumors, certain GPU and server components will be produced here. The trial run is scheduled for the second half of 2022, with full production beginning in H2.
There are also rumors that Qualcomm and MediaTek are interested in TSMC’s node. AMD’s forthcoming Ryzen 8000 series will also be built on a 3nm technology. Intel has yet to enter the 3nm market, and with TSMC having a full room, Samsung may be AMD’s partner.
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