> 5nm is not bleeding edge and as others move to N5P or N4, capacity gets freed at N5. Actually the article says it’s on N5P the same process as the Apple M2.

> 5nm is not bleeding edge and as others move to N5P or N4, capacity gets freed at N5. Actually the article says it’s on N5P the same process as the Apple M2. I think TSMC does give smaller companies access to cutting edge processes in small volumes but it won’t be cheap. I’m still sceptical.