TSMC to spend $25bn in shift to 5nm

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TSMC claim follows Samsung reveal of its 7nm process

TSMC has revealed that it plans to invest $25bn making the shift to five nanometre process chip-making technology. However, it hasn't disclosed a time-frame for that investment, nor indicated when ...

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