I think AMD would go for Samsung as a second source well before GF. It will take too much cash (or loans) to bring GF up to speed on a more advanced node and more large customers to be able to front the money needed.Maybe. It's more like . . . Glofo can improve some of their own processes, or toss out ones that are maybe not doing so well and replace them with adapted TSMC nodes.
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I'm wondering if AMD will be able to use GF as a second source for some products. 7nm I/O dice perhaps? GF may be able to fix their "broken"/delayed 7nm node faster now.
I think AMD would go for Samsung as a second source well before GF. It will take too much cash (or loans) to bring GF up to speed on a more advanced node and more large customers to be able to front the money needed.
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Well, that is a Licensing deal. It implies good relations between the companies, but nothing more, IMHO.Yes, for several reasons it is very logical or expexted.
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AMD lands deal with Samsung, will bring AMD's RDNA graphics to smartphones
AMD and Samsung on Monday announced a multi-year strategic partnership in which Samsung will license AMD graphics IP for use in mobile applications including smartphones.www.techspot.com
There is no expansion plan for any of the FinFETs nodes. RFSOI/FDSOI is the only stuff ramping.Too bad they canned 7nm. I guess maybe they can at least make some decent offerings if everything pans out in the end.
HBM2E costs about the same as DDR4-3DS. HBM2 started using DRAM cells from DDR4 awhile ago. HBM3 will up that to DDR5.Wonder what will be the cost/GB on that HBM2E.
