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Samsung Electronics is making significant strides in the evolution of its 2nm GAA (Gate-All-Around) process technology, setting an ambitious target to boost the yield rate to an impressive 70% by the close of 2025. At present, Samsung has successfully wrapped up the design phase of its second-generation 2nm process, while simultaneously forging ahead with the development of its third-generation iteration. The debut 2nm chip from Samsung, the Exynos 2600, stands out as a paragon of performance, especially excelling in the realm of AI computing and leaving its rivals far behind. Samsung is poised to capitalize on this technological edge to solidify its foothold in the fiercely competitive global foundry market, with government backing emerging as a pivotal factor in its quest for dominance.
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