Intel, AMD, and MediaTek reportedly among TSMC’s 2nm early adopters — company said to have 15 customers lined up for new process tech

September 23, 2025

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TSMC has landed orders from approximately 15 customers to make chips on its N2 (2nm-class) manufacturing process, according to a claim made by a high-ranking executive from KLA, a major wafer fab equipment (WFE) maker. The majority of clients to use TSMC’s 2nm-class production node are developers of processors for high-performance computing (HPC) applications, which, in TSMC’s definition, spans from PCs to game consoles and data centers.

“The N2 node has 15 or so customers doing designs,” said Ahmad…

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Intel, AMD, and MediaTek reportedly among TSMC’s 2nm early adopters — company said to have 15 customers lined up for new process tech

September 23, 2025

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TSMC has landed orders from approximately 15 customers to make chips on its N2 (2nm-class) manufacturing process, according to a claim made by a high-ranking executive from KLA, a major wafer fab equipment (WFE) maker. The majority of clients to use TSMC’s 2nm-class production node are developers of processors for high-performance computing (HPC) applications, which, in TSMC’s definition, spans from PCs to game consoles and data centers.

“The N2 node has 15 or so customers doing designs,” said Ahmad…

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