Samsung Reportedly Orders Final Tools for First Taylor Fab as Texas Site Nears 2nm Output Cap

Samsung reportedly orders final tools for first Taylor fab as Texas site nears 2nm output cap

Samsung Electronics has ordered additional equipment to fill the remaining space at its first foundry fab in Taylor, Texas, a move that would lift the plant's 2nm capacity to 20,000 wafers per month in the second half of 2027, reported on October 23, citing industry sources.

Samsung Orders Equipment For 6,000 More 2nm Wafers A Month At Its Taylor, Texas Fab, Putting 20,000 Within Reach By The Second Half Of 2027

Semiconductor manufacturing giant Samsung is planning to expand its 2-nanometer production capacity at the Taylor, Texas plant to 6,000 wafers per month. Samsung's Taylor site is part of the firm's manufacturing push to establish chip production in the US, and the site's first plant, Taylor 1, is expected to become operational by the end of this year. Samsung Starts Placing Orders For Additional Equipment To Scale 2-nanometer Production At Its T…