<p>➀ TSMC's HBM4 memory launch brings significant changes, with the most noticeable being the expansion of memory interfaces from 1024 to 2048 bits;</p><p>➁ TSMC revealed details about base die for HBM4 manufacturing using improved versions of its N12 and N5 processes at the 2024 European Technology Symposium;</p><p>➂ TSMC plans to adopt two different manufacturing processes, N12FFC+ and N5, for the first batch of HBM4 product packaging;</p><p>➃ TSMC is working with major HBM memory suppliers like Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix to integrate HBM4 memory technology using advanced process nodes;</p><p>➄ TSMC's N12FFC+ process is suitable for achieving HBM4 performance, allowing memory manufacturers to build 12-Hi (48GB) and 16-Hi (64GB) stacks with over 2TB/s bandwidth;</p><p>➅ TSMC's N5 process will integrate more logic functions, reduce power consumption, and provide higher performance with very small interconnect spacing, enabling HBM4 direct 3D stacking on logic chips.</p>
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