The world’s first 3nm chip made by whom TSMC, Samsung, Intel all joined the battle

The competition between Samsung and TSMC is intensifying as the former is expected to initiate the world’s first 3nm process-based mass production in a few weeks. South Korean tech giant Samsung has always lagged behind the world’s largest contract manufacturer of semiconductor chips, TMSC, when it comes to sales. However, the pandemic has set an urgency among all industry players to be quick and adaptive, and by doing so, Samsung would soon enough surpass TSMC when it comes to conquering the 3nm process technology.

Nowadays, the advanced process has become the “gold-absorbing password” for foundry leaders such as TSMC. In 2021, TSMC’s total revenue will be 365.83 billion yuan, of which 5-nanometer and 7-nanometer combined revenue will account for 50% of total revenue. With the increase in the demand for high-performance computing, the battle of chip manufacturing has gradually spread from 5nm to 3nm.

At present, Intel, Apple, Qualcomm, AMD, etc. have all joined the battle of the 3nm. So, in this fierce war, which chip design company can take the lead in grabbing the first 3nm order? Meanwhile, for fabs, who will be the first to mass-produce 3nm? Welcome toTech teller, Before we start today’s video, please subscribe to our channel, which is the encouragement that we can create more videos. OK, let’s continue the topic we are talking about.