Samsung’s Initial Target For Its First & Second-Generation 3nm GAA Process Was 70 Percent, But Newer Architecture Has Not Even Achieved One-Third Of That Goal ...Middle East

The 3nm GAA process might have beaten TSMC’s 3nm ‘N3B’ variant in the launch timeline, but it will matter little if Samsung cannot increase those yields where it makes sense for clients to place orders with the Korean giant. A rumor claims that the foundry had a respectable yield target for both its first and second-generation 3nm GAA node, which was 70 percent, but it has yet to reach that threshold, which would explain why Samsung has failed to attract new customers to this technology. In fact, one rumor claims that second-generation 3nm GAA yields are abysmal, where they have not […]

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