NVIDIA to Adopt Samsung’s Advanced 2nm Process for Consumer and AI GPUs, Achieving Remarkable Yield Improvements

Okay, so here’s the thing. Samsung, yeah, they’re kinda gunning for that crown in the chip game. Apparently, they’re all over this 2nm tech. (Don’t ask me how big that actually is. Teeny tiny, I guess?)

### Samsung’s 2nm Thingy: Can It Really Take on TSMC? Maybe.

Right now, the whole “who’s got the snazziest node” race is, uh, basically a no-contest. TSMC is like the marathon runner while everyone else is still tying their shoes, I suppose. They’ve been churning out 2nm stuff way before anyone else even ordered coffee. But wait, hold up. According to this… report thing from Chosun Biz (what a name), Samsung’s stepping up. Big time. They’ve got NVIDIA and Qualcomm poking around, giving the whole thing the once-over, and they’re almost ready to say, “Yeah, we’ll take it.”

Now, here’s the glitch in the matrix: TSMC’s like this madly popular concert and everyone’s cramming in for the 2nm show. Apple, NVIDIA, Qualcomm—they’re all sweating bullets about being stuck with one vendor. Who knew chips were like rare vinyls? Anyway, so Samsung’s up there, trying to buddy up as the alternative venue. They’ve kinda stumbled with those 3nm nodes in the past — total bummer on yields. But, hey, 2nm might be their jam. Fingers crossed.


Yields. Ugh. So, Samsung’s at 40% with those tiny chips—the 2nm ones. But it’s like getting better each week, like me with jogging. They’re saying it’s all thanks to this GAA thingamajig. TSMC’s 2nm yields are at 60%, so Samsung might actually catch up—because why not? Both companies are neck and neck in this node race. Kind of like watching two sloths in slow-mo, if you think about it.

Oh! Samsung’s thinking about making these 2nm wonders in the US too. There’s this place called Taylor that’s supposed to get in on the action. Could be a game-changer, or just another drama in the chip saga. Either way, Samsung’s got some potential mojo with this 2nm move. Time will tell, you know?