I imagine that it has a lot to do with TSMC's 3nm being pushed back so far. History shows that a very large chip made on a process node that has just come onli

I imagine that it has a lot to do with TSMC's 3nm being pushed back so far. History shows that a very large chip made on a process node that has just come online isn't going to have a good initial yield, and 3nm wafers are said to be fairly expensive. >One wafer processed on TSMC's leading edge N3 manufacturing technology will cost over $20,000 according to DigiTimes https://www.tomshardware.com/news/tsmc-will-charge-20000-per-3nm-wafer https://www.tomshardware.com/news/tsmc-will-charge-20000-per...