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According to reports, the yield of Samsung's 4 nm and 5 nm processes is relatively stable. Due to the recent surge in customer orders, Samsung Electronics' foundry business division's 4nm process production capacity is close to saturation, and the company is increasing sales efforts to get more customers for its 5nm process. It is reported that the 5 nm process can also improve the utilization rate of existing production facilities. Industry insiders expect that increased utilization of the 4nm process and new 5nm orders will help Samsung fabs improve their recent performance. In contrast, Samsung still faces challenges in securing key customers in the next generation of flagship 2nm processes. The report said that Samsung Electronics is negotiating semiconductor production contracts based on the 2 nm process with major global technology companies, but progress in some negotiations is lagging behind. Since cutting-edge processes require not only verification of yield, but also comprehensive verification of energy efficiency, intellectual property rights, and stable mass production capacity, it takes quite a long time from signing a contract to achieving mass production.
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According to reports, the yield of Samsung's 4 nm and 5 nm processes is relatively stable. Due to the recent surge in customer orders, Samsung Electronics' foundry business division's 4nm process production capacity is close to saturation, and the company is increasing sales efforts to get more customers for its 5nm process. It is reported that the 5 nm process can also improve the utilization rate of existing production facilities. Industry insiders expect that increased utilization of the 4nm process and new 5nm orders will help Samsung fabs improve their recent performance. In contrast, Samsung still faces challenges in securing key customers in the next generation of flagship 2nm processes. The report said that Samsung Electronics is negotiating semiconductor production contracts based on the 2 nm process with major global technology companies, but progress in some negotiations is lagging behind. Since cutting-edge processes require not only verification of yield, but also comprehensive verification of energy efficiency, intellectual property rights, and stable mass production capacity, it takes quite a long time from signing a contract to achieving mass production.
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