Samsung is currently working on the 2nm chip manufacturing process and the company is reportedly aiming to be the first company to launch 2nm chips, leaving TSMC behind. It was also stated that Samsung received the first 2nm chip production order from a Japanese company called Preferred Networks (PFN).
Today’s news is that the South Korean company has published the 2nm AP (application processor) development project called ‘Tethys’ and the result will be released under the Exynos brand. ¼front. Samsung looks serious about competing with Qualcomm and MediaTek.
The 2nm chip “Tethys” is expected to be ready for mass production in 2025, and it is said that this will also affect the Exynos 2600, which is expected to be used in the Galaxy S26 series. TSMC is also working on 2nm chips and plans to start mass production in 2025.
