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TSMC's 5nm process achieves 50 per cent yield

AMD is expected to be among the first customers for TSMC's 5nm chips, for its Zen 4 CPUs

TSMC's 5nm process node is developing quickly
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TSMC's 5nm process node is developing at a fast pace, and has allegedly achieved a yield rate above 50 per cent. That's according to a recent report by the China Times, which claimed that the upcoming...

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