2026-01-05 02:21:29

Taiwan's leading chip manufacturer is accelerating the development of its 1.4nm process node ahead of schedule, driven by stronger-than-expected manufacturing yields. According to recent reports, the company expects pilot production to wrap up by the end of 2027, with full-scale mass production ramping up in 2028. This advancement in semiconductor fabrication technology could have significant implications for GPU and processor supply chains across multiple industries, including the data center and computing sectors that support blockchain infrastructure.

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ReverseFOMOguy

· 01-07 18:54

1.4nm moved up early, is the GPU mining spring coming? --- TSMC is up to something again, this time really able to choke Intel --- Mass production not until 2028, Jensen Huang is smiling --- The supply chain is finally able to breathe a sigh of relief, the price increase cycle should be over --- Wait, is this good news or bad news... Why do I feel it's a bit overheated --- Chip process shrinks to 1.4nm, electricity cost is the real expense --- All previous efforts were in vain, this time there’s finally some hope --- Don’t talk so nicely, is the yield really stable?

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TokenTherapist

· 01-07 14:25

1.4nm early deployment, GPU capacity is also easing up. Will the on-chain computing power cost be reduced?

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POAPlectionist

· 01-05 17:30

1.4nm going live earlier, now GPU prices should loosen up, right?

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notSatoshi1971

· 01-05 02:50

Is 1.4nm really coming? GPU prices are about to plummet. TSMC is serious this time, delivering early... It feels like 2028 will be very interesting. Damn, this is explosive news for both miners and AI chip manufacturers. Completed more than a year ahead of schedule, is capacity about to take off? The spring of blockchain infrastructure is coming... but we still have to wait and see.

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OnChainDetective

· 01-05 02:50

ngl the yields being "stronger-than-expected" is sus... lemme check the transaction patterns on their supplier contracts first

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TestnetScholar

· 01-05 02:49

1.4nm is really coming, GPU production capacity is about to explode Heard that the yield rate exceeded expectations? So there will be cheap graphics cards in 2028 haha The chip arms race is getting crazier and crazier, this pace is a bit frightening Wait, will this affect mining costs... need to keep an eye on it We still have to wait more than two years until 2027, no rush

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CommunitySlacker

· 01-05 02:49

1.4nm capacity is coming, GPU prices should finally breathe a sigh of relief. It was about time. Mass production won't be until 2027, so I guess I have to wait another two years for my graphics card... TSMC is once again working for the global market. Bitcoin miners are probably already doing the math. The chip war looks like a money-burning game, but if it really continues to escalate, we will definitely benefit. This speed is ridiculously fast. Is it really happening, or is it just another hype?

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degenwhisperer

· 01-05 02:44

Is 1.4nm coming soon? Will GPU prices drop?

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