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TSMC declined to comment on recently leaked data points, but they released a general statement (to UDN), emphasizing that: “(our) 2 nm process technology is progressing well and will go into mass production as scheduled in the second half of this year.” The Baoshan plant could ramp up to 25,000 2 nm wafers per month, once it moves into a mass production phase. Combined with the same estimated output from its sister site (Kaohsiung), insiders reckon that the combined total could reach 50,000 units per month. Following a predicted successful “second phase” transition, TSMC’s most advanced facilities have a “chance” to pump out 80,000 2 nm parts (combined total). The latest murmurs suggest that this milestone could be achieved by the end of 2025. Industry watchdogs believe that Apple will have first access dibs on TSMC’s upcoming cutting-edge offerings.
Sources: Economic Daily News, Jukanlosreve Tweet, Wccftech