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    Will Samsung 3nm GAA process win over major TSMC clients?

    Monica Chen, Hsinchu; Jessie Shen, DIGITIMES 0

    Samsung. Credit: DIGITIMES

    Samsung Electronics has been actively pursuing 3nm GAA chip orders, with speculation that AMD and Qualcomm could be among the first customers of its newer foundry process technology. Samsung is also eyeing potential orders from Nvidia, a major customer...

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