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    China's Xiangdixian unveils 5nm Fuxi GPU at ICCAD Expo

    Their mission statement is here: https://www.xdxct.com/newinfo/188 "In September 2023, Xiangdi first held the Intelligent Industry Conference in Shanghai and grandly launched the Tianjun 2 GPU graphics card, which is mainly aimed at industrial control, embedded, edge computing and other fields...
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    TSMC N2 SRAM cell size hasn't scaled

    It looks like they improved N3 from 34 to 38 Mb/mm2, which is same as N2 currently. That's impressive using N3 design rules. Could the same be applied to N2, or is it already applied? 🤔
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    What's old is new again: Samsung Foundry wins order for 8nm automotive semiconductors from Hyundai Motor Company

    8nm appears to be the sweet spot among (at least Samsung's) foundry processes, particularly for automotive applications, even with stitched quadruple patterning! https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7998156
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    What's old is new again: Samsung Foundry wins order for 8nm automotive semiconductors from Hyundai Motor Company

    Samsung Electronics Foundry (semiconductor contract manufacturing) has received an order for 8nm (nanometer, one billionth of a meter) automotive semiconductors from Hyundai Motor Company, a domestic automaker, and is preparing for full-scale mass production. However, the industry's anticipated...
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    China's Xiangdixian unveils 5nm Fuxi GPU at ICCAD Expo

    This site said FP32: https://m.mydrivers.com/newsview/1072341.html
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    China's Xiangdixian unveils 5nm Fuxi GPU at ICCAD Expo

    This chip was taped out domestically earlier this year, following the US-imposed ban last year on GPUs being made by TSMC and Samsung. Xiangdixian had positioned itself at the beginning of the year as a domestic GPU manufacturer: https://www.xdxct.com/newinfo/188 Huawei probably did not want...
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    China's Xiangdixian unveils 5nm Fuxi GPU at ICCAD Expo

    Chinese GPU Maker Demos Its Next-Gen Fuxi A0 GPU Based on Imagination DXD GPU IP: Features 5nm Core, 12 GB VRAM, Ray Tracing & Super-Res Support Hassan Mujtaba•Nov 30, 2025 at 03:20am EST The Chinese Fuxi A0 GPU is based on a 5nm Imagination DXD Graphics IP, offering Ray Tracing & Super...
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    TSMC N2 SRAM cell size hasn't scaled

    I just reviewed with ChatGPT. Four transistors for cross-coupled inverter is stabler against transistor variation and leakage, while two access transistors provide better margins.
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    TSMC N2 SRAM cell size hasn't scaled

    There have indeed been many <6-T SRAM proposals over the decades!
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    TSMC N2 SRAM cell size hasn't scaled

    It looks like the array area efficiency went from 68% to 80%.
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    TSMC N2 SRAM cell size hasn't scaled

    TSMC introduced a 38.1Mb/mm2 SRAM in 2nm-CMOS-nanosheet technology for high-density and energy-efficient compute applications. The design uses a 0.021um2 high-density bitcell, and through DTCO improves the overall SRAM density by 1.1× compared to the previous technology node...
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    Winbond introduces advanced 16nm process 8Gb DDR4 DRAM designed for industrial and embedded applications

    Taipei 2025/12/04 03:18 Winbond Electronics, a global leader in semiconductor memory solutions, today announced the launch of its new 8Gb DDR4 DRAM, powered by Winbond's advanced 16nm process technology, providing higher speed, lower power consumption, and more cost-effective solutions for...
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    Beyond Ex-VP Lo, Intel Is Reportedly Poaching TSMC Arizona Engineers With 20–30% Higher Salaries

    Interesting story from his perspective here: https://semiwiki.com/podcast/podcast-ep153-suk-lees-journey-to-intel-foundry-services-with-a-look-to-the-future/ I assume he had TSMC's blessing to go over to Intel.
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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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