Most Viewed Content:

a-X2P Portable workstation upgrade: 192 EPYC cores, up to 3TB DDR5 memory

Mediaworkstations recently upgraded the a-X2P mobile workstation, the new...

Apple is developing a touchscreen MacBook Pro, expected to launch in 2025

Apple resisted the touch screen on the MacBook just...

NetEase racing game “Peak Speed” iOS end first scheduled for March 30

NetEaseofficial announcement, anthropomorphic control racing game "Peak Speed" will...

TSMC intends to increase the quotation of advanced processes by 3%~6% against the trend

According to Taiwan’s “Digital Times” report, despite the sluggish global semiconductor market, TSMC’s capacity utilization rate in the first half of 2023 also fell sharply, but the market reported that TSMC is still planning to increase its production capacity in 2024. Quotations for advanced manufacturing processes, and negotiations and communication with many large customers have been completed one after another, and the probability of price increase is quite high.


▲ Picture source Pexels

According to the IC design industry, starting from January 2024, TSMC plans to increase the quotation of advanced manufacturing processes by 3%~6%. According to the manufacturing process, order size and close cooperation, different manufacturers have different increases. The source also revealed that TSMC has successively communicated with many customers such as Apple, MediaTek, AMD, Nvidia, Qualcomm and Broadcom.

According to the analysis, in the face of multiple pressures such as overseas expansion costs and rising electricity bills, despite the market downturn and many foundries are still in a state of cutting prices to maintain customers, TSMC still decided to offset the cost by increasing the quotation of advanced manufacturing processes. On the other hand, since TSMC is clearly ahead of competitors such as Samsung in the advanced process below 7nm, it is more confident about this increase.

TSMC said it would not comment on market rumors.

According to previous reports, Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun recently confirmed for the first time that he has closely cooperated with TSMC, and announced that the latest H100 chip will be exclusively manufactured by TSMC, and even the next generation of the foundry will still be handed over to TSMC. MediaTek’s 3nm products have also been put into production at TSMC, and its 3nm automotive flagship chip is expected to enter mass production in 2025.

Latest

Apple M2 Ultra chip spotted on Geekbench database, clocked at 3.68 GHz

Apple's new Mac Pro appeared in the Geekbench database,...

Xiaomi launches Redmi Buds 4 Active Earbuds with 12mm dynamic driver

Xiaomi's overseas official website recently launched the Redmi Buds...

Vimeo officially shuts down TV streaming app on all platforms on June 27

Video hosting service Vimeo announced that its TV app...

Microsoft now shows Teams ads when users try to ‘get help’ on Windows 10

Microsoft has been working hard to promote features, products...
spot_img

Newsletter

Don't miss

Apple M2 Ultra chip spotted on Geekbench database, clocked at 3.68 GHz

Apple's new Mac Pro appeared in the Geekbench database,...

Xiaomi launches Redmi Buds 4 Active Earbuds with 12mm dynamic driver

Xiaomi's overseas official website recently launched the Redmi Buds...

Vimeo officially shuts down TV streaming app on all platforms on June 27

Video hosting service Vimeo announced that its TV app...

Microsoft now shows Teams ads when users try to ‘get help’ on Windows 10

Microsoft has been working hard to promote features, products...

MediaTek continues to lead Q1 smartphone AP market, Qualcomm’s share soars

Market research agency Counterpoint Research released the latest report,...
spot_imgspot_img

Two new Realme phones have passed radio approval, expected to be the Realme GT Neo 6 series

There is an existing model RMX3820 and a new Realme machine with model number RMX3823 passed the radio approval, and it is reported that...

Japan proposes legislation to require Apple to open its iOS third-party app store

The Japanese government has decided to introduce new regulations on the services operated by large IT companies and is aiming to submit a bill...

Red Hat Plans to Drop Support for LibreOffice

Red Hat manager Matthias Clasen has posted an article on the "LibreOffice Packages" mailing list about plans to reduce support for LibreOffice. The article as...