Apple may be missing the mark with the next-gen chipset, as TSMC has announced delays for the TSMC 3nm node.

Qualcomm and NVIDIA may be looking to return to TSMC for their upcoming chips on TSMC's 5nm and 3nm process nodes.

Intel has just updated their process timeline, and the new Intel process roadmap is definitely a lot easier to compare to the competition.

Apple has reportedly booked 80% of TSMC 5nm production capacity for 2021 to churn out more Apple Silicon.

NVIDIA has reportedly signed a multi-million dollar deal with Samsung to churn out more GeForce RTX 30 series GPUs.

TSMC is reportedly increasing their wafer prices, which might affect the CPU and GPU prices in the market as well.

Intel has reportedly placed an order for 180 000 wafers with TSMC, and is set to harness TSMC's 6nm node for their upcoming Ponte Vecchio GPUs.

Samsung may leapfrog TSMC by skipping the 4nm process node to get to 3nm faster. It does come with its fair share of risks though.

Qualcomm and NVIDIA will be manufacturing the bulk of their chips with TSMC instead of Samsung, despite earlier reports hinting otherwise.

Samsung shifts focus to 6nm production after losing the Snapdragon 845 deal to TSMC's 7nm process.