TSMC targets major growth for 2nm chip production by 2026
TSMC is reportedly planning to ramp up its 2 nanometer chip output, aiming to hit around 120,000 chips per month by late 2026, according to UDN. That would be a 20% bump from earlier targets, reflecting rising demand for its next-generation silicon. The N2 node already has four times the number of chip designs in early production compared to TSMC’s previous top-tier technology.
- Target: 120,000 2nm chips monthly by end of 2026
- Represents 20% growth from the earlier goal
- N2 process has four times more new chip designs than 3nm
- TSMC may raise prices for these advanced chips
- 2nm's revenue share expected to surge in coming quarters
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