The Japanese semiconductor manufacturer Rapidus recently made an announcement: its 2-nanometer process technology has successfully won the favor of major US clients. Looking ahead, it is likely to ink contracts with an even broader range of companies. This development is set to escalate the competitive landscape alongside industry giants TSMC, Samsung, and Intel. Rapidus has outlined an ambitious plan to commence mass production of 2-nanometer chips by 2027. Currently, it is actively engaged in negotiations with a pool of 40 to 50 potential clients. This impressive roster includes tech behemoths such as Apple and Google, reflecting the widespread interest and confidence in Rapidus's cutting-edge technology.