TSMC completes risk production of 2nm process with 5,000 wafers

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As TSMC prepares to begin 4nm mass production at its Arizona fab, its plans to produce 2nm chips in Taiwan are progressing steadily. Taiwanese media outlet Economic Daily News reported that TSMC has completed limited risk production of around 5,000 wafers using its 2nm process at the Baoshan fab in Hsinchu Science Park. Details: The 2nm process has shown promising results and is on track for scheduled mass production in 2025, the Economic Daily News report stated. TSMC has planned to roll out its 2nm production at the Baoshan and Kaohsiung fabs. Apple currently accounts for around 25.2% of TSMC’s revenue, while NVIDIA’s share is approximately 10.1%, according to supply chain sources.