Thanks to the advancements TSMC has made, we can look forward to chips built on the 2nm process next year. But this doesn’t mean that 3nm or 5nm chips aren’t being made. TSMC has been trying to keep up with demand by tripling its 3nm production capacity compared to last year. On the HPC side of things, NVIDIA’s next-gen Rubin GPU family and AMD’s Instinct MI355X AI accelerator are also in line for 3nm production. Reports suggest price increases between 5-10% for 3nm and 5nm chips, with CoWoS advanced packaging potentially seeing hikes of 15-20%.