TSMC may be increasing prices by 25%, which will in turn result in even worse price hikes across the market...

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

NVIDIA is reportedly going to use TSMC's 7nm node to produce the GeForce RTX 30 series cards in 2021.

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.

Intel has just announced that their 7nm process will be delayed, as well as managing everyone's expectations about upcoming 10nm processors...

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.

NVIDIA is rumored to use Samsung's 8nm manufacturing node to produce the upcoming NVIDIA Ampere-based GeForce RTX 30-series GPUs.

The Snapdragon 875 has reportedly entered production on TSMC's latest 5nm EUV node, and is expected to be delivered to Qualcomm by September.

TSMC acclerates development of the upcoming 2nm process node by obtaining new EUV lithography machines.

NVIDIA has reportedly fully booked TSMC's 5nm e u v node for their next-gen Hopper GPUs, just to leapfrog ahead of AMD.