NVIDIA to Adopt Samsung’s 2nm Technology for Consumer and AI GPUs with Impressive Yield Rate Improvements

Okay, so Samsung. They’re trying to take on the big guns in the chip world. Ever heard of the 2nm thing? Yeah, they’re diving in there. I once read about it somewhere—can’t remember where now—but it’s big news.

So, apparently, Samsung’s got their 2nm game face on. Like, they want to rival TSMC. It’s like one of those race car duels where one driver sees the other in their rear-view mirror and—bam—suddenly they’re neck and neck. Anyway, reports say Samsung’s cooking up something good, and they’ve caught the eye of the tech giants. NVIDIA and Qualcomm are giving them the once-over, kicking the tires—or whatever you do with chips.

Seems like TSMC’s dance floor is getting crowded, you know? Everybody wants those 2nm chips, and if you’ve got just one DJ (or chip manufacturer), things get dicey when they run out of your favorite tracks—or chips. Apple, NVIDIA, and others are looking for dance partners, enter Samsung. They didn’t have the best luck before with 3nm, stubbed their toe on yields or something. But this 2nm thing? Different story—apparently.

There’s this picture of Samsung’s stuff out there, and for some reason, it makes me think of puzzles, all those tiny intricate pieces fitting together—okay, off-topic. Back to it.

Samsung hit the 40% mark with their yields which, as I hear, is like leveling up in a game. They’re getting better all the time. GAA tech—no idea how it works—seems to be their secret sauce. TSMC isn’t too far ahead either at 60%. So, yeah, quite the showdown.

Oh, and about the US. Samsung’s setting up shop there too. The Taylor facility or something. Seems like a big deal. Anyway, the 2nm saga is unfolding, and I’m kind of curious. Could be a game-changer, or maybe just another chapter. Guess we’ll see.