We have another sign that Intel’s 18A 1.8nm class process is making significant progress: The company is producing wafers at one of its Arizona fabs, which means fabs in both Oregon and Arizona are ...

Intel has run its initial lots of 18A wafers at its Arizona fab, with Fab 52 and Fab 62 pumping out Intel 18A wafers, ahead ...

a process known as dicing. These individual dies are then packaged into CPUs, GPUs, and other semiconductor products. However, not all chips perform equally, even if they come from the same wafer.

TL;DR: TSMC is advancing its 2nm process node, with production capacity expected to reach 50,000 to 80,000 wafers monthly by year-end. TSMC is reportedly experiencing healthy development progress ...

GlobalWafers has established a reputation as a top-tier supplier and is a go-to partner when customers develop suitable wafers for new process nodes. Based on how upcoming process nodes are ...

Taiwan wafer foundry industry is witnessing a slowdown in the first quarter of 2025, but will enjoy a recovery in the second ...

High-precision Laser Wafer Marking technologies are designed ... Engineers can tailor the process to accommodate virtually all specific needs, including integrating seamlessly with existing ...