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US media "Samsung wins'semiconductor consignment production' order from Intel"

 

It is reported that Samsung Electronics has won an order for'Semiconductor Consignment Manufacturing' (foundry) from Intel, the world's largest semiconductor company.

 

According to industry sources on the 22nd, Semiaculit, an American IT media, reported that Intel recently signed a foundry contract. The media said that Intel recently entrusted large-scale semiconductor outsourcing to other companies besides TSMC.

 

The media did not directly report that it had signed a contract with Samsung, but only Samsung Electronics other than TSMC can produce semiconductors at the level required by Intel in large quantities.

 

Accordingly, the industry believes that the two companies are in charge of winning orders from Intel.

 

Samsung Electronics is also planning to produce Intel chips with a scale of 15,000 300mm wafers per month from the second half of this year at the Austin Foundry Plant in Texas, USA.

 

Samsung Electronics' Austin plant produces semiconductors with 14 nanometers (nm¡¤1 nanometer is 1 billionth of a meter) process technology, which is why Intel has entrusted Samsung Electronics with the production quantity of the graphics processing unit (GPU). I'm guessing.

 

The smartphone application processor (AP) and the central processing unit (CPU) for PCs are produced in a 5-7 nanometer process.

 

However, in connection with this report, Samsung Electronics said, "We cannot confirm matters related to customers and contracts."

 

On the other hand, in the industry, talks continued to flow that Intel, which had been having difficulty in developing ultra-fine processes below 10 nm, will consign its own quantities. It was observed that it could give up its own production of ultra-fine processes while being pushed by its rival AMD.

 

After that, when Intel replaced the CEO, it was estimated that a major business restructuring would occur, and it was expected that the outsourced production would be left to TSMC. In fact, analysis that TSMC is building a fab (factory) for 5nm microprocessing in Arizona, US, has made a contract with Intel.

 

However, by analogy through this report, it seems that Intel intends to go to a dual vendor system with Samsung Electronics rather than an exclusive contract with TSMC.

 

In this regard, Seon-woo Kim, a researcher at Meritz Securities, said, "As TSMC's Arizona fab will be ready only in 2023, the US mainland partner is needed during the hiatus of this year and next year." "It is judged as a joint use decision considering the uncertainty of the yield and productivity gap between Samsung Electronics and Samsung Electronics."

 

According to the market research firm Trend Force, TSMC occupied 55.6% of the global foundry market in the fourth quarter of last year, and Samsung Electronics held 16.4% of the market share.

 

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