AMD is stepping into the future by being one of the first to embrace TSMC’s breakthrough 2nm process for their next-generation EPYC Venice CPUs. In a fiercely competitive semiconductor industry, where giants like Intel and Samsung are making notable strides, AMD has declared TSMC the leader in 2nm technology.
The company is set to launch its EPYC Venice processors next year, harnessing the superior efficiency and performance of TSMC’s 2nm node. This collaboration highlights AMD’s commitment to staying at the forefront of technological advancements and ensuring their server CPUs deliver top-tier performance.
AMD has experienced significant growth in its datacenter segment, with a remarkable 57% increase in business during the first quarter of 2025. This growth momentum is expected to continue, bolstered by the planned expansion into the mid-to-low end market with the EPYC 4005 “Grado” server CPUs. These strategic moves are set to increase AMD’s foothold in the server CPU market.
While TSMC is currently AMD’s go-to for 2nm technology, the company remains open to exploring partnerships with other foundries like Samsung. This flexibility ensures that AMD can deliver the best possible solutions to its customers without being tied to a single partner.
By aligning with TSMC’s cutting-edge technology, AMD is not only staying ahead in the semiconductor race but also setting the stage for an exciting future in processing power and efficiency.
