Is this credible?
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That's not an internal memo, more like (random/googled feeling lucky) specs written in a text editor.Some mistakes/omissions that shouldn't have made it even on an internal memo/slide.
I don't know if this rumor has circulated here yet, but recent word is that Qualcomm ditched TSMC's 16nm for Samsung's 14nm.Seems strange that the 820 would be Samsung/GloFo 14nm only, especially given the magnitude of the 16nm FinFET ramp that TSMC expects in 2016. Also strange that 625 and 629 would be Samsung/GF only when TSMC has plenty of 20nm capacity in place (and Qualcomm has already deployed designs on it).
Calling BS on this list.
Seems strange that the 820 would be Samsung/GloFo 14nm only, especially given the magnitude of the 16nm FinFET ramp that TSMC expects in 2016. Also strange that 625 and 629 would be Samsung/GF only when TSMC has plenty of 20nm capacity in place (and Qualcomm has already deployed designs on it).
Calling BS on this list.
Didn't Samsung fix their 14nm FF's problems and have it ready now?
I don't know if this rumor has circulated here yet, but recent word is that Qualcomm ditched TSMC's 16nm for Samsung's 14nm.
Didn't Samsung fix their 14nm FF's problems and have it ready now?
It's possible the news hasn't been broken to them, but yeah, I did see that on their earnings call. Guess we find out in about a year, eh?TSMC stated on its call that it will have overwhelming market share in 16FF during 2016. Can't really do that if big customers like Qualcomm have "ditched" TSMC for Samsung.
It's possible the news hasn't been broken to them, but yeah, I did see that on their earnings call. Guess we find out in about a year, eh?
You're a bit too optimistic, to say the least. 10nm won't show up from Samsung until late 2016, at best. TSMC isn't putting it out until 2017... and that's after the tremendous task force they've assembled to accelerate its development.Perhaps because ss have then moved to 10nm? Lol
