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CTOnews.com August 28 news, July this year, TSMC consolidated revenue of about 186.763 billion New Taiwan dollars (about 42.022 billion yuan), month-on-month increase of 6.2%, another record high, an increase of 49.9%. From January to July this year, revenue was about NT $1.21 trillion (about RMB 272.25 billion), up 41.1% year-on-year.

In the second quarter, TSMC consolidated revenue reached approximately NT $534.14 billion (approximately RMB 121.25 billion) and net profit after tax was approximately NT $237.03 billion (approximately RMB 53.806 billion).

According to Taiwan's Economic Daily, TSMC will hold a technology forum in Hsinchu on August 30, which will disclose the latest technology progress and customer achievements. The outside world is highly concerned about whether TSMC will release more news about the 2nm process.

It is worth mentioning that TSMC first launched a 2nm process using nanochip transistor architecture at a technology forum in North America in June this year, and is expected to begin mass production in 2025.

From TSMC's previous data, N2 was its first node to use a wrap-around gate transistor (GAAFET), rather than the current FinFET (FinFET).

The new manufacturing process will provide comprehensive performance and power advantages. At the same power consumption, N2 is 10~15% faster than N3E; at the same speed, power consumption is reduced by 25~30%. However, compared to N3E, N2 only increases chip density by about 10%.

CTOnews.com understands that TSMC is positioning the N2 process for a variety of mobile SoCs, high-performance CPUs and GPUs. The specific performance will have to wait until the follow-up test is released.

TSMC officially announces 2nm process: switching to nano-chip transistors, reducing power consumption by 30%, mass production is expected in 2025

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