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TSMC’s 2nm queue looks horribly crowded

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By Nick Farrell
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The first smartphone chipsets mass-produced on TSMC’s 2nm node are expected to launch next month. That is only a small taste of how popular the Taiwanese outfit’s next-generation process has become. At the 2026 Japan Technology Symposium, TSMC senior vice-president Kevin Zhang said 2nm had four times as many tape-outs as 3nm. This shows how fast chip designers are piling into the advanced node. The 2nm node’s popularity is good news for TSMC and AI firms.
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Apple’s Chinese memory plan annoys Washington

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By Nick Farrell
| Fudzilla Verified
The Fruity Cargo Cult Apple is poking US politicians by trying to buy cheap Chinese memory during a global shortage. According to the Financial Times US House China committee chair John Moolenaar has urged the Trump administration to ban US companies from buying memory chips from CXMT and YMTC. He said the move was needed to avoid dependence on China for critical parts of AI infrastructure.
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Xi plays the open-source card in the AI fight with US

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By Nick Farrell
| Fudzilla Verified
Chinese leader Xi Jinping pitched open-source AI as Beijing’s answer to US chip controls and closed Silicon Valley model worship. According to the Wall Street Journal Xi cast China as the champion of openness, equality and the Global South. It was a fairly obvious poke at US efforts to protect its lead in AI chips and models. “We should oppose overstretching the concept of national security in the field of AI or placing one country’s security over that of others,” Xi said.
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