The M2800 5G modem is moving away from Samsung’s 4nm process to its advanced 2nm one, marking the first time in the Korean giant’s history of upgrading the lithography for its baseband chip. However, what caused the company to finally gravitate toward its cutting-edge node? The latest update states that acceleration of HBM base die development has freed up resources for Samsung to explore new component manufacturing on its 2nm process, which could be the break the company needs to secure Qualcomm as a client. Reorganizing 4nm capacity for HBM base dies not just gives Samsung freedom to explore 2nm […]
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