Late last year Samsung announced it would start mass production of its second generational 3nm process, sometimes called SF3, as well as the 4th generation 4nm process.
Rumor mill: If the rumors are true, Samsung is on track to meet its stated goal of beginning mass production of SF3 in the second half of this year. It will use the node to develop new product types and upgrade performance on the Galaxy Watch 7 later this year.
Late last year Samsung announced it would start mass production of its second generational 3nm process, sometimes called SF3, as well as the 4th generation 4nm process for HPC in the second half of 2024. Once achieved, that will be a significant milestone for the company as it will allow it to develop new product types.
It appears that Samsung is on track to meet this timeline. Unnamed industry sources have told Chosun that Samsung Electronics has begun production of prototypes using the second-generation 3nm process and is currently testing the chip’s performance and reliability.
