TSMC to customers: It's time to stop using older nodes and move to 28nm

Re:TSMC to customers: It's time to stop using older nodes an... by gbear605 on Wednesday June 29, 2022 @03:19PM (#31924542)

I think OP is saying that TSMC is saying “Okay auto manufacturers, we don’t want to manufacture chips that meet all of your requirements when we have so much order volume, so you’ll have to drop the requirements or find a different fab.” So the auto industry making their own fabs is exactly what TSMC wants them to do.

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Re:TSMC to customers: It's time to stop using older nodes an... by MichaelZuo on Wednesday June 29, 2022 @08:10PM (#31927300)

And the automakers will likely balk at spending many dozens of billions of capital outside of their core competency.

Since all the other legacy fabs are also at capacity for the next few years.

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Re:TSMC to customers: It's time to stop using older nodes an... by iancmceachern on Thursday June 30, 2022 @02:32AM (#31929273)

It's rapidly becoming part of their core competency, no different than steel panel manufacturing.

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Re:TSMC to customers: It's time to stop using older nodes an... by gbear605 on Thursday June 30, 2022 @03:28PM (#31937346)

If the auto manufacturers don’t want chips to be part of their core competencies, then they’ll probably need to go back to building cars like they did thirty years ago.

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