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Jeremy Laird

AMD is allegedly sizing up Samsung's new 2 nm node as an alternative to TSMC's N2 silicon for its next-gen chips

AMD Strix Point APU chip, held in a hand, with the reflected light showing the various processing blocks in the chip die.

AMD is rumoured to be in talks with Samsung with a view to producing chips on a new 2 nm silicon production node. A new report from SEDaily claims, "the two companies plan to finalize the contract around January of next year after evaluating whether the process can actually achieve the performance level AMD demands."

SEDaily says the chip in question, "is presumed to be AMD's next-generation central processing unit (CPU)." Exactly what that means isn't clear. At least one outlet has decided it must be a version of AMD's next-gen "Venice" EPYC server CPUs based on Zen 6 technology.

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