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Meta to partner with Samsung to reduce reliance on TSMC: presidential office
Meta founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg indicated the U.S. multinational technology conglomerate's intention to work with Samsung Electronics in the a...
www.koreatimes.co.kr
Meta founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg indicated the U.S. multinational technology conglomerate's intention to work with Samsung Electronics in the a...
www.koreatimes.co.kr
There are two interesting parts of this report (if it's true):
1. The potential Samsung/Facebook foundry deal was announced by South Korea President office, not by Samsung or Facebook.
2. Mark Zuckerberg has joined Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger to publicly accuse TSMC is not a reliable partner/supplier because the geopolitics.
How much Silicon is Meta buying per year? roughly?
How much Silicon is Meta buying per year? roughly?
Buying? Not sure, but given Samsung’s yields, about 5 times as many wafers will be fabricated vs TSMC.
How much Silicon is Meta buying per year? roughly?
Because Meta/Facebook doesn't do cloud hosting services, I think the volume will be much smaller than Microsoft, Amazon, or Google.
