![Update: Official statement] Samsung cuts back on legacy nodes to support 3nm chip production - SamMobile](https://www.sammobile.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Samsung-Foundry-Leaders-With-3nm-Semiconductor-Chip-Wafer.jpg "Update: Official statement] Samsung cuts back on legacy nodes to support 3nm chip production - SamMobile")
Update: Official statement] Samsung cuts back on legacy nodes to support 3nm chip production - SamMobile
Samsung Announces 3nm GAA MBCFET PDK, Version 0.1
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Analog FastSPICE Certified for Samsung's New 3nm GAA Node | Engineering.com
Samsung ohlásil 3nm MBCFET proces | Diit.cz
MBCFET Process Technology to Enable 3nm Chips in 2021 - CNX Software
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Samsung Foundry Promises Gate All-Around in 2022 - EE Times Asia
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All you need to know about GAA chip manufacturing process - EDN Asia
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Tech Updates: Samsung Announces That It Has Started Chip Production Using 3nm Process Technology With GAA
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Qualcomm's 3nm SoC Orders Will Be Handled by TSMC, but It May Partner With Samsung Again Due to the Latter's Shift to GAA Technology
Samsung Crashes Through 3nm Scaling Barriers With New MBCFET Architecture - News
Samsung bombs 3nm so bad, needs US firm to help get yields above 20%
Samsung Begins Chip Production Using 3nm Process Technology with GAA Architecture
GAA MBCFET™ PPA optimization through DTCO | Samsung Semiconductor Global
Samsung Starts 3nm Production: The Gate-All-Around (GAAFET) Era Begins
Samsung Begins Chip Production Using 3nm Process Technology With GAA Architecture | TechPowerUp
Analog FastSPICE Certified for Samsung's New 3nm GAA Node | Engineering.com
Samsung First to GAA Node, Beating Intel and TSMC | Tom's Hardware
IBM Announces 2nm GAA-FET Technology – the Sum of “Aha!” Moments - Semiconductor Digest
Samsung has problems with 3nm GAA, worse than 4nm!
