Samsung moves M2800 modem to 2nm as HBM takes over 4nm capacity

The production capacity released by the modem's move will primarily serve HBM base dies, which provide control functions at the bottom of memory stacks, according to DigiTimes. Wccftech reports that the transition marks Samsung's first upgrade to the manufacturing process used for its baseband chip.

Covered by 2 publishers within 26 hours of the first report.

• DigiTimes: Samsung shifts M2800 modem to 2nm, frees 4nm capacity for HBM base dies

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DT DigiTimes Samsung shifts M2800 modem to 2nm, frees 4nm capacity for HBM base dies · DIGITIMES 4:04 AM

WCF Wccftech Samsung’s HBM Base Die Development Is Benefitting Its 2nm 5G Modem Advancements, And Could Be The Catalyst For Qualcomm Finding A Foundry Alternative To TSMC · Omar Sohail 5:38 AM

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