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Samsung's Taylor fab reportedly fully booked before 2nm production begins

Sherri Wang

Sherri Wang

, DIGITIMES, Taipei

Sep 9, 2026, 08:04 0

Credit; AFP

Samsung Electronics' Taylor foundry fab in Texas has reportedly reached full booking before 2nm volume production begins, signaling stronger demand for the company's incoming US advanced-node capacity as the site moves toward trial operations.

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