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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 45419, member: 636"]
Samsung pushed back its newest chip-making plans after running into major problems. The tech company wanted to start making 1.4 nanometer chips next year but decided to wait much longer. Company leaders moved the project from 2026 to around 2028 because other work needs attention first. The delay shows Samsung struggles with advanced chip technology that customers demand. Samsung factories have trouble making chips that actually work properly.

The Korean company decided to focus on 2 nanometer chips instead of the smaller ones. Engineers made good progress with this technology and expect to start mass production before Christmas. Samsung plans to bring this chip-making process to American factories next year. The company sees better results with 2nm chips compared to other advanced processes. Management believes this approach will help them compete against rival companies.

Samsung chip division loses money every few months because yields stay disappointingly low. The parent company cut funding for the chip-making business due to poor performance. Other companies like TSMC and Intel keep improving their own chip technology. Samsung needs a major success to stay competitive in the global market. The 2nm focus represents the company's best chance to turn things around and start making profits again.
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