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    TSMC formally sues ex-SVP over alleged transfer of secrets to Intel

    During those years, TSMC and Intel were not direct competitors, since Intel did not have IFS and Intel also made its own processors (no chiplets then). From 7nm onwards, they were closer to competing since AMD became a TSMC customer, but by then, Intel and TSMC were already on different paths...
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    TSMC formally sues ex-SVP over alleged transfer of secrets to Intel

    Why's everyone bringing this to country level? It's IP issue between company and ex-employee, could happen anywhere, and internationally recognized everywhere. If TSMC were wrong, WJL could counter-sue.
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    Beyond Ex-VP Lo, Intel Is Reportedly Poaching TSMC Arizona Engineers With 20–30% Higher Salaries

    This does make me wonder, Intel would have been hiring from TSMC ever since IFS started, no?
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    CXMT DDR5 and LPDDR5 product release stirs South Korean concerns

    Yes, it is expected to be G3 (comparable to 1x), since G4 (comparable to 1z) is not expected in mass production until next year.
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    CXMT DDR5 and LPDDR5 product release stirs South Korean concerns

    Chinese memory chip manufacturer Changxin Memory Technologies (CXMT) officially released its latest generation of DDR5 and LPDDR5X products. In response, South Korean media outlet Business Korea pointed out that the technological gap between China and South Korea in the memory chip field is...
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    TSMC formally sues ex-SVP over alleged transfer of secrets to Intel

    Hope not. That would imply investors think Intel couldn't do anything on its own.
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    Chip makers warn of a looming shortage in DRAM and SSD

    Pyeongtaek and Hwaseong are also sites for Samsung Foundry. I had understood DRAM to share with the EUV lines there? They could have expanded DRAM and foundry in that case, if not just DRAM alone. I don't understand why there would be a good reason to cut down the NAND at the same time...
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    Chip makers warn of a looming shortage in DRAM and SSD

    Hyperscalers and server manufacturers are ordering too many memory components for their AI infrastructures - more than the market can produce. As a result, prices are rocketing, and a shortage could last until 2027 by Yann Serra, LeMagIT Published: 26 Nov 2025 11:04 Chip manufacturers are...
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    TSMC formally sues ex-SVP over alleged transfer of secrets to Intel

    On Wednesday afternoon investigators, acting on a search warrant, searched two of Lo's homes, seizing computers, USB drives and other evidence, prosecutors said. A court also approved a petition to seize his shares and real estate, the statement added...
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    Beyond Ex-VP Lo, Intel Is Reportedly Poaching TSMC Arizona Engineers With 20–30% Higher Salaries

    Intel lays off 669 more Oregon workers as local headcount dwindles Updated: Nov. 13, 2025, 5:07 p.m. |Published: Nov. 13, 2025, 4:08 p.m. By Mike Rogoway | The Oregonian/OregonLive Intel laid off another 669 Oregon workers Thursday on top of 2,400 Washington County jobs the chipmaker cut in...
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    Beyond Ex-VP Lo, Intel Is Reportedly Poaching TSMC Arizona Engineers With 20–30% Higher Salaries

    Such a big workload difference, if true, could correlate to the amount of business the respective companies are handling. Or else, one company is simply slacking 😏.
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    TSMC formally sues ex-SVP over alleged transfer of secrets to Intel

    How could this happen without raising suspicions? So actually, the mention of the boxes kind of surprised me. If true, some staff at TSMC would also be in trouble for it. I am surprised that the boxes were not or would not be inspected. The procedures must be changed now for sure. But if there...
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    TSMC formally sues ex-SVP over alleged transfer of secrets to Intel

    That's the thing, would have thought they're still in TW.
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    Beyond Ex-VP Lo, Intel Is Reportedly Poaching TSMC Arizona Engineers With 20–30% Higher Salaries

    "Compared with TSMC, Intel is reportedly offering salaries that are 20–30% higher while providing a workload that is roughly half as heavy, successfully attracting some U.S. engineers to switch over." The mention of workload difference caught my eye. If it's true, it says more about the...
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    Beyond Ex-VP Lo, Intel Is Reportedly Poaching TSMC Arizona Engineers With 20–30% Higher Salaries

    Former TSMC senior vice president Wei-Jen Lo’s move to Intel—along with allegations that he took sub-2nm documents—has now sparked reports that Intel is also trying to recruit TSMC engineers in Arizona. According to Liberty Times, sources say Intel has recently been aggressively poaching...
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    Kirin 9030: SMIC's first 5 nm class smartphone SoC debuts on Geekbench alongside Huawei Mate 80 Pro Max

    The transistor density uses the standard cell height. For a 6-track cell, it means the cell height is 6 track metal pitches, although the rails occur after every four tracks. The rails would be 3 times the signal track metal width. If the gate pitch is 54 nm, at 125 MTr/mm2, the cell height...
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    Kirin 9030: SMIC's first 5 nm class smartphone SoC debuts on Geekbench alongside Huawei Mate 80 Pro Max

    This is the X post I referred to: 定焦数码 mentioned it's between TSMC N6 and Samsung 5LPE. 5LPE pitches are given here: https://fuse.wikichip.org/news/2823/samsung-5-nm-and-4-nm-update/. 54 nm gate pitch and 36 nm M2 track pitch, giving 126 MTr/mm2.
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    Kirin 9030: SMIC's first 5 nm class smartphone SoC debuts on Geekbench alongside Huawei Mate 80 Pro Max

    The 125 MTr/mm2 came from a Weibo post on March 24 this year by 定焦数码, later reposted on X the same day by @Jukanlosreve. If the SMIC N+3 125 MTr/mm2 density is real, then we can project some pitches, using calibration from https://www.angstronomics.com/p/the-truth-of-tsmc-5nm. If the gate...
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