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Items tagged with 'TSMC'

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Intel Profits Plummet 25%, Company Remains Committed To New Fab Ramps, 10nm Node

Intel Profits Plummet 25%, Company Remains Committed To New Fab Ramps, 10nm Node

Tuesday, April 16, 2013 - by Joel Hruska in News
It's been obvious for weeks that Intel's earnings call this afternoon wasn't going to have much good news in it. With total PC shipments falling 13% quarter-on-quarter -- the worst decline in nearly 20 years -- there was no way Intel would escape being hit by that drop. Today, Santa Clara reported that its Q1 profits fell... Read More
More Evidence That Samsung Excluded From Apple A7 Chip Development, TSMC Tapped Instead

More Evidence That Samsung Excluded From Apple A7 Chip Development, TSMC Tapped Instead

Wednesday, April 10, 2013 - by Seth Colaner in News
The divorce between Apple and Samsung was written on the wall when the former first attacked the latter with a lawsuit, but the actual split has been gradual. Apple has relied heavily on Samsung components for its displays and mobile processors, but as we’ve heard a few times before, Samsung is not participating in... Read More
ARM and TSMC Tape Out First Cortex A57 Processor with 16nm FinFET Technology

ARM and TSMC Tape Out First Cortex A57 Processor with 16nm FinFET Technology

Tuesday, April 02, 2013 - by Ray Willington in News
Eager for a bit of microprocessor news from someone other than AMD and Intel? Get ready, because ARM and TSMC are today announcing the first tape-out of an ARM Cortex-A57 processor on FinFET process technology. The Cortex-A57 processor is ARM's highest performing processor, designed to further extend the capabilities of... Read More
AMD Enlists TSMC for 28nm Temash and Kabini APUs

AMD Enlists TSMC for 28nm Temash and Kabini APUs

Saturday, January 12, 2013 - by Paul Lilly in News
The last thing Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) needs right now is to have to deal with continued supplier issues as the year reboots. It's been a tumultuous year for the Sunnyvale chip designer, and to ensure things on the supply side run smoothly, AMD has reportedly tapped Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC)... Read More
Apple Taps TSMC to Build A6X Chips, Shoves Samsung Aside

Apple Taps TSMC to Build A6X Chips, Shoves Samsung Aside

Thursday, January 03, 2013 - by Paul Lilly in News
The rift between Apple and Samsung continues to widen with reports that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) will take over A6X chip production, at least on a trial basis. Samsung had been producing the A6X parts found in fourth generation iPad devices, but with ongoing legal disputes over patents, Apple is... Read More
Intel's Earnings Call Sheds Light On Turbulent PC Market

Intel's Earnings Call Sheds Light On Turbulent PC Market

Wednesday, October 17, 2012 - by Joel Hruska in News
Normally, we cover conference and earnings calls from major companies by hewing pretty strictly to the number and discussing factors that directly relate to them. Today, we're going to break with that format a bit, and examine what Intel's Q3 earnings tell us about the larger PC market, what to expect from AMD when its... Read More
Surprise! Apple Awarding 20nm Fab Requirements to TSMC, Samsung Out

Surprise! Apple Awarding 20nm Fab Requirements to TSMC, Samsung Out

Saturday, October 13, 2012 - by Rob Williams in News
It's been proven time and time again that Apple and Samsung are not on the best of terms, but despite that, Apple has still relied on Samsung for certain production up to this point. That Apple A6 under the hood of the latest iPhone (which we reviewed here)? It's built by Samsung, using its High-K Metal Gate process.... Read More
AMD's Hondo Z-Series APU To Challenge Intel's Atom In Windows 8 Tablet  Market

AMD's Hondo Z-Series APU To Challenge Intel's Atom In Windows 8 Tablet Market

Tuesday, October 09, 2012 - by Joel Hruska in News
AMD is launching its first tablet-optimized APU today, in a bid to challenge Intel's de facto dominance of the Windows 8 tablet market. Dubbed Hondo, the new Z-60 draws less power than any Brazos-based part AMD has launched before. Some of you may remember that AMD launched a tablet processor last year, but the Z-01 --... Read More
TSMC Reportedly Rejects $1B Offers From Qualcomm, Apple

TSMC Reportedly Rejects $1B Offers From Qualcomm, Apple

Wednesday, August 29, 2012 - by Joel Hruska in News
Last month, TSMC's CEO Morris Chang made waves when he suggested that it could make sense for the company to dedicate fabs to particular customers. Fresh reports today, however, suggest that both Apple and TSMC made major bids for exclusivity on future TSMC production facilities, and both were rejected. Does this mean Chang's... Read More
ARM, GlobalFoundries Announce Extended Parternship On 20nm, FinFET Technologies

ARM, GlobalFoundries Announce Extended Parternship On 20nm, FinFET Technologies

Tuesday, August 14, 2012 - by Joel Hruska in News
ARM and GlobalFoundries have been working together ever since AMD spun GlobalFoundries off as an independent business, but the two companies are taking steps to further expand their joint development efforts. As part of the deal, ARM has committed to creating a "full platform of ARM Artisan® Physical IP, including standard... Read More
TSMC Copies Intel, Announces Own Investment In Next-Gen Foundry Supplier

TSMC Copies Intel, Announces Own Investment In Next-Gen Foundry Supplier

Tuesday, August 07, 2012 - by Joel Hruska in News
Last month, Intel announced a deal in which it would invest $4.1B in the photolithography company ASML in exchange for a 15% ownership stake in the company. Now, TSMC has followed suit with its own announcement. The Taiwanese foundry hinted in its last conference call that it might take this step, so it's not a surprise... Read More
HotHardware Two and A Half Geeks 8/1/12: Nexus 7, Open Source Apps, WD My Net N900 and More

HotHardware Two and A Half Geeks 8/1/12: Nexus 7, Open Source Apps, WD My Net N900 and More

Wednesday, August 01, 2012 - by Marco Chiappetta in News
In this latest episode of HotHardware's Two and Half Geek, Iyaz, Dave and Marco chat about the Google Nexus 7, incredible free Open Source apps for every OS, TSMC possibly building a dedicated fab for Apple, the WD My Net N900 Dual-Band Router, how Gabe Newell thinks Windows 8 will kill PC Gaming, and details of our next... Read More
ARM And TSMC Land Multi-Year Processor / Innovation Deal

ARM And TSMC Land Multi-Year Processor / Innovation Deal

Tuesday, July 24, 2012 - by Ray Willington in News
ARM may have a new wave of customers coming its way thanks to Windows RT, but it surely won't turn down a bit of assistance from the folks at TSMC. This week, the two tech giants announced plans to collaborate with one another in order to "optimize next-gen 64-bit ARM processors for FinFET Process Technology." Wordy? Sure,... Read More
Game-Changer: TSMC May Build Dedicated Apple Fab

Game-Changer: TSMC May Build Dedicated Apple Fab

Monday, July 23, 2012 - by Marco Chiappetta in News
Trusted sources we've spoken to in the semiconductor industry have implied that TSMC is considering a partnership with Apple that would realign the manufacturer's technology roadmap and fundamentally alter the balance of power between the foundry and its other customers. Morris Chang, TSMC's CEO, spoke about the possibility... Read More
Game-Changer: TSMC May Build Dedicated Apple Fab

Game-Changer: TSMC May Build Dedicated Apple Fab

Monday, July 23, 2012 - by Joel Hruska in IT/Datacenter
Trusted sources we've spoken to in the semiconductor industry have implied that TSMC is considering a partnership with Apple that would realign the manufacturer's technology roadmap and fundamentally alter the balance of power between the foundry and its other customers. Morris Chang, TSMC's CEO, spoke about the possibility... Read More
PowerVR Plans To Make Mobile Graphics, GPU Compute a Three-Way Race -- Again

PowerVR Plans To Make Mobile Graphics, GPU Compute a Three-Way Race -- Again

Saturday, June 16, 2012 - by Joel Hruska in News
For over 10 years, the desktop and mobile graphics space has been dominated by two players: Nvidia and AMD/ATI. After 3dfx collapsed, there was a brief period of time when it looked as though Imagination Technologies might establish itself as a third option. Ultimately, that didn't happen -- the company's tile-based rendering... Read More
SoiTec Announces New SOI Roadmap - Industry Uptake Remains Unclear

SoiTec Announces New SOI Roadmap - Industry Uptake Remains Unclear

Monday, April 16, 2012 - by Joel Hruska in News
Leading Silicon-on-Insulator (SOI) wafer manufacturer Soitec published an updated roadmap today, detailing how it plans to make fully-depleted SOI technology (FD-SOI) available through the 14nm process node, but there's some question as to the degree of industry support for the company's technology. In theory, FD-SOI could... Read More
Intel Announces Additional 22nm Customer -- Is This A Strategic Shift?

Intel Announces Additional 22nm Customer -- Is This A Strategic Shift?

Wednesday, February 22, 2012 - by Joel Hruska in News
Intel made headlines last year when it announced that it would fab 22nm products for FPGA designer Achronix. This week, the company has unveiled an additional 22nm partner. Santa Clara will also be building parts for Tabula and will build that company's new Spacetime microprocessors. Tabula claims that its new chip "uses... Read More
Multiple Foundries Face Slow 28nm Ramp Due to Manufacturing, Economic Uncertainty

Multiple Foundries Face Slow 28nm Ramp Due to Manufacturing, Economic Uncertainty

Friday, November 04, 2011 - by Joel Hruska in News
Reports from multiple foundries suggest that the industry has had trouble ramping 28nm production, despite early bullish promises and repeated assurances. The situation is something of a high-tech 'I told you so.' As we've previously covered, each new process node has been an increasingly difficult shift as manufacturers... Read More
Global Alliance: Intel, IBM, GlobalFoundries, TSMC, and Samsung Announce New Partnership

Global Alliance: Intel, IBM, GlobalFoundries, TSMC, and Samsung Announce New Partnership

Wednesday, September 28, 2011 - by Joel Hruska in News
Five of the largest and most advanced semiconductor manufacturers have signed a joint development and research agreement in what might be a record-breaking partnership. It's not unusual to see IBM, Samsung, and GloFo pairing up—all three companies are part of the Common Platform Alliance--but the presence of Intel... Read More
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