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Business | March 03, 2016
TSMC to ramp up 16nm chip production
Taiwanese TSMC is reportedly panning to increase its monthly capacity of its 16nm process technology from 40'000 units to 80'000 12-inch wafers.
According to a report in DigiTimes, TSMC's co-CEO CC Wei stated that the company's share of the 14/16nm foundry market segment will exceed 70% in 2016 – up from about 40% in 2015.
The increased production is expected to effect TSMC's sales performance starting this month, the report continues.
The increased production is expected to effect TSMC's sales performance starting this month, the report continues.
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