Recently, TechNews reported thatthe belt of OrionThe foundry division has successfully secured a 2nm AI chipThe order, which also includes supporting HBM memory and advanced packaging services. This breakthrough marks Samsung's significant progress in chip manufacturing and further strengthens its position in the global semiconductor market.
in the wake ofAIThe gradual rebound in demand for cell phones and PCs, the chip foundry market size in 2024 is expected to recover to a level close to that of 2022. Samsung said they will continue to stabilize mass production of the 3nm GAA process while redeveloping the 2nm process technology and actively seeking more AI chips and other orders. According to Samsung's previous blueprint analysis, the 2nm SF2 process is expected to be launched in 2025, and compared to the 3nm process of the second-generation 3GAP, it improves 25% power efficiency at the same frequency and complexity, improves 12% performance at the same power and complexity, and reduces 5% wafer area.
In order to further expand market share and attract more customers to place orders, Samsung is ready to provide 2nm process services at a lower price. The Financial Times reported that Samsung's goal is to fight for Qualcomm will be part of the flagship chip orders from TSMC to Samsung's 2nm process. This strategy is expected to make Samsung in the global chip manufacturing market to further enhance the competitiveness.
Samsung's foundry division has achieved significant results in the field of chip manufacturing, not only obtained orders for 2nm AI chips, but also plans to introduce lower-priced process technology. This progress will have a far-reaching impact on the entire semiconductor industry, further promoting technological innovation and changes in the market landscape. In the future, we will pay close attention to Samsung's latest developments in the field of chip manufacturing and its impact on the entire industry.
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