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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32445, member: 636"]
Samsung plans to push semiconductor technology forward with an ambitious 1nm process. The company has assembled a special team to develop what it calls a dream semiconductor process. Engineers aim to create breakthrough chip technology targeting mass production around 2029. Their current 2nm trial production shows promise, with yields reaching 30 percent improvement over previous 3nm technology.

Developing these advanced wafers requires specialized high-NA EUV exposure equipment that Samsung has not yet acquired. The semiconductor manufacturer appears determined to compete against its rival TSMC, which has already started accepting 2nm wafer orders. Samsung previously canceled its 1.4nm process to potentially concentrate resources on 2nm advancement. Researchers transferred from other departments will help accelerate the cutting-edge semiconductor development efforts.

Achieving 1nm chip production represents a significant technological challenge for Samsung. The Korean technology giant hopes its strategic approach will help it gain a competitive advantage in semiconductor manufacturing. Successful wafer production could position Samsung as a leader among global semiconductor manufacturers. Production challenges are expected during the development process. Technical teams will continue working to overcome potential obstacles throughout the research and implementation stages.
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