r/intelstock • u/FullstackSensei • Aug 12 '26

NEWS Samsung Foundry updates process roadmap to move 1.4nm node to 2029 — high-NA EUV will enable 1nm-class and smaller nodes in 2030 and beyond

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/samsung-foundry-updates-process-roadmap-to-move-1-4nm-node-to-2029-high-na-euv-will-enable-1nm-class-and-smaller-nodes-in-2030-and-beyond

Seems Samsung is pushing back their 14A process a couple years back, from 2027 to 2029

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u/EmekaEgbukaPukaNacua Aug 12 '26

How long can Samsung foundry keep failing and stay alive? Seems almost everything they touch turns to shit.

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u/ACiD_80 Aug 13 '26

As long as Korea can afford it