TSMC, Intel, Samsung seek to break AI chipmaking's next barrier through early technology integration
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Senior executives from TSMC, Intel, and Samsung Electronics outlined the growing challenges of AI chip development, spanning advanced semiconductor processes, 3D integration, and research models, at the October 12 opening of Applied Materials' Equipment and Process Innovation and Commercialization (EPIC) Center in the US.
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