TSMC 4N

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TSMC 4N is a custom 5 nm-class semiconductor manufacturing process co-developed by TSMC and NVIDIA, optimized specifically for NVIDIA’s latest GPUs to improve performance, power efficiency, and density over previous nodes.

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TSMC 4N canonical 6
TSMC N4 2

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instanceOf custom foundry process node ⓘ
semiconductor manufacturing process ⓘ
applicationDomain artificial intelligence computing ⓘ
computer graphics ⓘ
high-performance computing ⓘ
basedOn TSMC 5 nm family ⓘ
linked to: TSMC N5
category TSMC process node ⓘ
coDevelopedWith NVIDIA ⓘ
linked to: NVIDIA Corporation
commercialUse mass production for NVIDIA GPUs ⓘ
comparedTo TSMC N5 ⓘ
TSMC N6 ⓘ
TSMC N7 ⓘ
designedFor improved performance over previous NVIDIA nodes ⓘ
improved power efficiency over previous NVIDIA nodes ⓘ
improved transistor density over previous NVIDIA nodes ⓘ
designGoal enable larger GPU die sizes ⓘ
maximize GPU throughput ⓘ
reduce power consumption at given performance ⓘ
developedBy TSMC ⓘ
ecosystem TSMC Open Innovation Platform ⓘ
feature custom design rules for NVIDIA ⓘ
enhanced clock frequency potential ⓘ
enhanced power delivery characteristics ⓘ
higher performance-per-watt compared to prior NVIDIA nodes ⓘ
improved yield for large-area chips ⓘ
process tuning for large GPU dies ⓘ
foundry TSMC ⓘ
nodeType FinFET process ⓘ
optimizedFor NVIDIA GPUs ⓘ
linked to: Nvidia Maxwell GPU

high-performance graphics processing ⓘ
processFamily TSMC 5 nm-class nodes ⓘ
linked to: TSMC N5
processGeneration 5 nm ⓘ
relatedTo NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 series ⓘ
NVIDIA data center platforms ⓘ
supports advanced packaging with TSMC CoWoS ⓘ
advanced packaging with TSMC InFO ⓘ
targetMarket AI accelerators ⓘ
datacenter GPUs ⓘ
high-end gaming GPUs ⓘ
technologyNodeClass 5 nm-class ⓘ
usedBy NVIDIA ⓘ
linked to: NVIDIA Corporation
usedIn NVIDIA Ada Lovelace architecture GPUs ⓘ
NVIDIA Hopper architecture GPUs ⓘ
waferSize 300 mm ⓘ

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