Samsung aims to quadruple foundry customers by 2029
Samsung executives say their foundry business will have four times as many customers by 2029 as it did in 2017, expecting high performance computing clients to drive most of the growth. But Taiwanese social media users have mocked the plan, citing Samsung’s past yield problems and longstanding claims to rival TSMC, the clear industry leader.
- Samsung claims foundry customers tripled since 2017
- Aims to quadruple customer count by 2029
- High performance computing expected to drive revenue share up
- Taiwanese forum users skeptical due to past yield issues
- TSMC remains dominant in global chip manufacturing
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