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Nvidia books TSMC 1.6nm process for Feynman in H2 2028

What happened

Nvidia has booked TSMC's 1.6nm (A16) process capacity for its Feynman GPU, targeting mass production in H2 2028. The A16 process, succeeding the 2nm N2, utilizes GAA transistors and backside power delivery for improved density and speed. Bullish: Confirms strong future demand for TSMC's advanced nodes and Nvidia's high-end roadmap.

Impact and signal

Medium impactImpact score: 68/100

Affected components and suppliers

GPUAdvanced Semiconductor Process

Nvidia TSMC

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Source and time

Source: Electronics Weekly · 8/16/2026 · View original source

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Nvidia books TSMC 1.6nm process for Feynman in H2 2028

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