Samsung to begin mass production of third-generation 4nm node in H1, catching up with TSMC’s 5nm. Demand for 4nm FinFET process remains high.
Samsung to Begin Mass Production of Third-Generation 4nm Node
According to a report by BusinessKorea, Samsung will start mass production of its latest, now third-generation 4nm node in the first half of the year. Based on insider information, the industry currently estimates this at around 60%. Although still behind TSMC’s 5 nm node, Samsung’s progress is spectacular and it is expected that they will eventually catch up.
Critical Project for South Korean Giant: The 3 nm GAAFET Manufacturing Technology
It is important to mention that although the critical project for Samsung is their development in Gallium Arsenide Field Effect Transistors (GAAFET), which has a manufacturing technology limit down to just three nanometers. It’s worth keeping in mind that there continues to be greater demand for their fourth-generation FinFET processing technology with no sign of slowing down anytime soon.
In conclusion,Samsung’s new chip model could give them an edge over competitors such as Intel while also catering towards industries like automotive and mobile phones whose products require high-level computing power within small devices. With mass production set to begin shortly after Q1 ends next year we can expect more news regarding advancements from both companies through technological innovations!