Qualcomm has reportedly decided to delay the mass production launch of its chips manufactured via Samsung’s advanced 2nm process node. According to recent industry reports, the rollout schedule has now been pushed back to 2027.
The reported shift in timeline is primarily attributed to pricing disagreements between the two companies. As cutting-edge semiconductor fabrication becomes increasingly expensive, negotiating cost-effective manufacturing contracts remains a critical challenge for leading fabless chipmakers.
This delay could impact Qualcomm's future foundry allocation plans for upcoming flagship processors, as the company weighs performance yields against steep production expenses.
Check the original report on XiaomiTime for full details.
