AMD partners with TSMC for 2nm process debut in Venice CPU

In the Handheld PC market, only MSI is currently relying on a Core Ultra solution from Intel. The Claw 8 AI+ uses a Lunar Lake chip. Now there are rumors that MSI wants to equip the next Handheld PC with an AMD APU.

Engraved in 2 nanometres, the future AMD processor engraved by TSMC takes on a new dimension to our digital life. EPYC: the fruit of a collaboration With the development of the very first CPU engraved in 2 nanometres, AMD and TSMC give birth to a new generation of chips. It is under the code name Venice that AMD introduces this revolution, the result of a transpacific collaboration that combines American engineering and Taiwanese know-how. This …

AMD Reaches First Silicon Milestone on TSMC's 2nm Process - HostingJournalist.com

AMD has achieved a major milestone in semiconductor innovation by taping out its next-generation AMD EPYC CPU, codenamed Venice, on TSMCs cutting-edge 2nm (N2) process technology. This would mark the first HPC product in the industry to be taped out and brought up on the TSMC advanced 2nm (N2) process technology, highlighting the deep collaboration between the two companies and reinforcing AMDs leadership in data center innovation.Venice would r…

AMD partners with TSMC for 2nm process debut in Venice CPU

AMD has unveiled its next-gen EPYC CPU, Venice, built on TSMC's cutting-edge 2nm technology, marking a pivotal advance in high-performance computing.

News extracted from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. AMD has officially confirmed that its next generation of server processors, EPYC “Venice”, has entered the production phase, taking a key step towards the launch planned for 2026. This new line becomes the world’s first HPC architecture to be manufactured with TSMC’s 2 nm process, marking an achievement for the industry and for close collaboration between the two…

AMD offers a world premiere: a CCD in 2 nm signed TSMC. It's not the heart of a Ryzen, but an EPYC Venice processor — code name of the sixth generation data center chips...