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typical example of winner (re)writting history I think
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The day TSMC starts worrying about their logo is the day the broader industry should get worried about a loss of focus on the part of TSMC.
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I see zero chance for Intel 14A to be HNA-EUV with HVM prior to 2030, as Pat G promised. Maybe they can run some HNA-EUV wafers with...
Jul 20, 2025
The day TSMC starts worrying about their logo is the day the broader industry should get worried about a loss of focus on the part of TSMC.
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The day TSMC starts worrying about their logo is the day the broader industry should get worried about a loss of focus on the part of TSMC.
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I remember this comic:
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I'm worried that Tim Cook, Lisa Su, Jensen Huang, Hock Tan, Lip-Bu Tan, Cristiano Amon, or C.C. Wei won’t spend more than two seconds...
Jul 20, 2025
I'm worried that Tim Cook, Lisa Su, Jensen Huang, Hock Tan, Lip-Bu Tan, Cristiano Amon, or C.C. Wei won’t spend more than two seconds...
Jul 20, 2025
"So when TSMC’s massive new manufacturing plant (or “fab,” as those in the semiconductor business like to call it) arose recently in the...
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Huang’s view is spot-on—it just tells only half the story.
For example Huawei is beloved by the general public, but is loathed and...
Jul 20, 2025
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I am surprised they have made it this far. But to see if a technology works, I want to see a SRAM test chip data and details on entire...
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typical example of winner (re)writting history I think
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ASML is supposedly shipping first EXE:5200 tool to Intel. This would be third high NA tool for Intel, if I didn't mix something up. If...
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It does make some sense to me. Suppose Sandisk was planning to pay for the new site through cash flow and/or loans collateralized...
Jul 20, 2025
I see zero chance for Intel 14A to be HNA-EUV with HVM prior to 2030, as Pat G promised. Maybe they can run some HNA-EUV wafers with...
Jul 20, 2025
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typical example of winner (re)writting history I think
Haha.
The day TSMC starts worrying about their logo is the day the broader industry should get worried about a loss of focus on the part of TSMC.
hist78 reacted to osnium's post in the thread It’s one of the most valuable companies in the world, and its logo is baffling with
Daniel Nenni replied to the thread The adoption of ASML's High-NA EUV lithography tools is being delayed by major chipmakers due to their extremely high cost—about $360–400 million per.I see zero chance for Intel 14A to be HNA-EUV with HVM prior to 2030, as Pat G promised. Maybe they can run some HNA-EUV wafers with...